Would you rather have two girls, two boys or one of each and please tell me why?

Question

if you could choose or had to ?

why are girls more complicated?

Answer 1

I always said I wanted a boy and girl. Iam 22 weeks 5 days pregnant with twins, and it is a boy and girl!!!!!! My chances of having twins again are pretty high, so I think I might wait a few years before I even decide on more children.

Answer 2

I wanted one of each but ended up with 2 boys. I feel as though now if i had to choose, i would have picked boys cuz girls are so needy, and the screaming would drive me nuts. I ended up with 2 easy going boys, so I don't know if i could handle a girl.

Answer 3

I have
boy 9
girl 5
girl 4
25.2 weeks with a boy ...
I was happy to have my boy first and yes the girls are alot more complicated they know how to manipulate at a very early age lol , boys just think trucks and dirt !!! I fight with my girls over what to wear, hair styles , shoes bla bla lol my son he's like mum can you get me some clothes he shoves on what i get him no questions asked ! This one is a surprise so I'm so happy its a boy to make life a bit easier around the house !!
Merry Christmas

Answer 4

I would like at least two of each (is that an option?!?)
We already have a boy and 2 girls, so another boy would even the bedroom situation out!
Right now, just a BABY would be good!

Answer 5

One of each, boy and girl.
I don't think my Husband and I can handle more than two children. With one of each we can share equally on our responsibilities and not feel so overwhelmed.
Currently have a boy now and my baby girl will arrive next year. We are happy with just 2 and don't plan on having anymore.

Answer 6

If I had the choice one of each with the boy first. This would allow us to experience having a boy and a girl.

Answer 7

I have 2 boys and 1 girl. I would like 2 more boys and 1 more girl. Boys are so much more simpler than girls.

Answer 8

I used to think I'd want one of each.

Now that I have a son, the practical part of me thinks that a second boy would be great - easy hand-me-downs of toys and clothes, and we'd never have to worry about them sharing a room.

But if I had to choose, I still think I'd choose a girl. Part of me doesn't want to be outnumbered so dramatically, and another part of me thinks that a daughter would never have to be "the second Watson boy" and might have more freedom to be her own person.

Truly, I'll be happy either way. :)

Answer 9

Two boys. Firstly, because my husband's personality is exactly like my two males cousins who I baby-sat while growing up, so I think I could handle children of that temperament. Secondly, I suffer from the probably misguided notion that I can't turn into my mother if I don't have daughters. (This is not a normal "I don't want to be my mother" situation. I don't want to leave my future children alone with my mother)

Answer 10

I had one boy and two girls. Girls are definitely more complicated because when they go through puberty they are monsters, and they learn to push mother's buttons every way they can while working on who they are.

Boys are much easier to raise until they get to their late teens and then they are as bad as girls.

But I wouldn't trade any one of my kids for any reason.