Here's the thing about my husband's family. He has only one sister and six brothers.
Needless to say, we both grew up in male-dominated households (remember when I wrote about how boys are better to grow up with?).
So the question is - what will our little apple be? Will it continue the male dominance and be a boy? Or will it break tradition and be a little girl?
We have an ultrasound on Saturday, and I'm so excited for the chance to find out what our little baby is! I'm only 16 weeks though, and I have this feeling that we'll be told the baby's sex with only a 75 or 80% chance, and then it will turn out to be the opposite of what they predicted. That would totally drive me crazy. I think I'd rather not know unless they're sure!
Okay fine, I'd rather know, even if they're not sure :)
My husband and I feel like it's a girl - which probably guarantees that it will be a boy :) I'm always wrong about these types of things. We did all those hilarious midwives tales to see what we're having, and according to that, we're having some sort of cross-gender alien. It's fine.
So cast your votes on my sidebar!
Moms out there - can you trust the ultrasound tech if they say it's an 80% chance? I feel like I've heard so many stories otherwise.
**Also of note: My husband works with 14- and 15-year-old boys at church, and one of them gave us a list of acceptable gender-neutral names. Tomm, Blanket, Quartz, and Abstinence are my favorites. Also, he won't come to church again if we don't choose a name from the list, sooo..... Blanket it is!
