re: dying for a girl

Quoting *B & D Mommy*:" Oh yeah lol. I remember one time (I think she was a troll) when this girl was freaking out because she ... [snip!] ... to have any girls because girls are bitches or something..she was saying she would give it up for adoption and what not  "

R U KIDDING ME??? somebody said that??? thats horrible ... she chose to make that baby knowing there was a possibility for a girl or a boy.. if u want a certain gender THAT bad wait til ur rich n can get that genetic thing done ( sorry had the name n lost it lol ) where they make it more likely to have one gender over the other

Quoting AmberlBurke:" R U KIDDING ME??? somebody said that??? thats horrible ... she chose to make that baby knowing there ... [snip!] ... that genetic thing done ( sorry had the name n lost it lol ) where they make it more likely to have one gender over the other"

Yep! I'm almost positive she was a fake on here though...at least I hope lol

Quoting *B & D Mommy*:" Yep! I'm almost positive she was a fake on here though...at least I hope lol"

i hope so too or she's probably one of those stories you see .. smh

Quoting *B & D Mommy*:" How is she being obsessive? "

I wasn't meaning it in a mean way at all. I just meant in the first post of the topic how she talked about all her symptoms pointing to girl and all that. I suppose I worded it wrong and meant to say extremely hopeful lol

Aisling Belle is nice spelled this way.

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" Aisling Belle is nice spelled this way."

that is a good way of spelling it i prolbably wouldnt use the g at the end tho ... next week i find out n i guess thatll b the big decision time lol

I like the traditional Irish spelling Aislin as well. I think it is unique.

I REALLY wanted a girl the first time around so I found out at the 20 week ultrasound. I was so happy to know that I was getting my girlie   I am sure if I had a boy I would have still been a good mom to him too but I wanted to know in advance so I could get over any disappointment and start to get excited about a boy. This time I don't really care either way so we left it as a surprise.

*Aislin, and it's pronounced ash-lyn.