My boy is now nearly 16 months old and every day I'm thankful that I have a healthy normal boy.
However I often wonder if my boy had been a girl what things would be like.
I secretly hoped for a boy all through the pregnancy (we didn't find out before), nearer the end you don't really care about the sex of the child just so long as everything is where it should be and both mother and child are ok. However, inside I was beaming from ear to ear when they said it's a boy!
Do other fathers feel the same as me do most men secretly want sons and why is that?
For me it's the imagined games that I will have with him that I probably wouldn't have with a daughter, you know lego trainsets etc.
I'm very close to my neice who is now 4 but she has started with dolls and teasets I love her like she were my own daughter but playing with teasets bores me mental and it's a tough job pretending to have a cup of tea every 2 mins.
Already my son prefers other toys, he has the choice of a full range of girl's toys at his aunt's house but he still goes for the cars or trucks and never touches the dolls. I read somewhere that society programmes kids to act as boys or girls but from watching my son I disagree with that arguement. Why does he play with the and cars and not the prams or dolls even at 16 months?
Probably things will change as he gets older but now 16 months after his 1st breath I still say a small prayer of thanks that he's a boy.
However I often wonder if my boy had been a girl what things would be like.
I secretly hoped for a boy all through the pregnancy (we didn't find out before), nearer the end you don't really care about the sex of the child just so long as everything is where it should be and both mother and child are ok. However, inside I was beaming from ear to ear when they said it's a boy!
Do other fathers feel the same as me do most men secretly want sons and why is that?
For me it's the imagined games that I will have with him that I probably wouldn't have with a daughter, you know lego trainsets etc.
I'm very close to my neice who is now 4 but she has started with dolls and teasets I love her like she were my own daughter but playing with teasets bores me mental and it's a tough job pretending to have a cup of tea every 2 mins.
Already my son prefers other toys, he has the choice of a full range of girl's toys at his aunt's house but he still goes for the cars or trucks and never touches the dolls. I read somewhere that society programmes kids to act as boys or girls but from watching my son I disagree with that arguement. Why does he play with the and cars and not the prams or dolls even at 16 months?
Probably things will change as he gets older but now 16 months after his 1st breath I still say a small prayer of thanks that he's a boy.


So I couldn't really see much it wasn't until he was placing the wee one on my wife that I found out. But he did say it as it was happening. 