Broaching the subject...

[EVERAFTER]

Sort of an odd question… But for those of you considering or have done high-tech how do you discuss this with your husband? It seems to be sort of a sensitive subject because of the gender disappointment I had during my first pregnancy. As it turns out I absolutely love my little guy he is my whole heart. But I know that we can only have one more child… And while I have learned I will for sure love any baby of mine. I also know that there will always be something missing if I don't have my girl. I think my gender disappointment was really hard for my husband. So I am apprehensive to bring it up. When I was first pregnant after I discovered we were having a boy, i did all sorts of research about the next pregnancy… Makes me feel a bit ashamed especially knowing how much I love my little guy now. But it seems really sensitive touchy subject to want to go directly to high-tech… I am pushing 38 here pretty soon so we don't have the luxury of just expanding our family until we have that girl ;-) part of me is also interested in doing PGD because it could also help rule out abnormalities from having a baby at a later maternal age… Something else to consider. If anyone has any suggestions on how to broach this topic I would be appreciative.


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[nuthinbutpink]

Guys like facts and black and white scenarios. If you come at it like a business transaction, take out emotion, they usually respond better.

"Here's the thing. We have a son and we only want one more child. There IS a way to guarantee the gender and it is through IVF. It's an extreme measure but lots of people use it and here is the information I have gathered about. (Give him options)

So, I would like to set up a consult with a doctors so we can learn more about this. We can simply have a phone conversation with a doctor and see if it's for us. "

How's that?

[EVERAFTER]

Well put. Great suggestion!


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