My baby’s gender is none of your business.
We live in an age of technology, but that doesn’t mean every mom decides to use it.
Many moms are choosing to wait until the baby is born to find out the gender, especially if it is not her first child.
While other moms may choose to find out, but have either decided to not share the information publicly or simply hasn’t had a chance to tell family first.
What if you ran into her in the store and she had just left the appointment where she found out? Her own husband may not even know.
Other times a mom simply doesn’t want to hear opinions about whether the gender she is having is correct or not.
Our society has a lot to say about baby’s gender – if the older sibling is a boy than you need to have a girl and vice versa. The reality is there’s nothing anyone can do about it.
And in the end isn’t it most important that the baby is healthy? Why not ask about that instead?