Is it normal..?

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It’s a BOY!💙
I know this sounds stupid and I feel bad for feeling this way but I’m kind of bummed😕 I have a 13 month old daughter right now and I really wanted another girl. Don’t get me wrong, I’m excited and so grateful..I just feel kind of let down...

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Gender disappointment is totally normal. I have 2 girls and wanted a boy. I’m on my 3rd now and I’m really hoping for my boy. I love my girls, but I’d love to have just one boy. 
Some people will say you should feel blessed to have a baby either way and gender shouldn’t matter. It doesn’t at the end of the day, but the temporary ‘damn I wanted a girl/boy’ are normal feelings 😊

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I don’t have a daughter, but boys are so much fun! My son is 11 months and omg he’s the light of my life. Don’t worry. You will love him just as much as your daughter.

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I totally understand! lol I wanted a boy, and now have my second girl on the way! excited but kind of let down.

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Definitely normal but you’re gonna fall madly in love with your baby boy! They are amazing and they love their momma!

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Gender disappointment can be a natural feeling. Just remember when you have your baby, all those feelings will disappear. I always thought I'd have a girl. But I had a boy. He's now 6. And I wouldn't change it for the world. He is the sweetest, most caring and thoughtful boy in the world. He's my best friend. He loves boy things and clothes and food and everything's easy. But he's also "mummys little boy". It's a completely different bond to what you'd have with a daughter. So I say count yourself lucky for being able to have one of each ❤

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I was the same way when I found out we were having a girl I threw out the f word during my gender reveal and I felt and still feel horrible about acting like that. Especially since we did IVF to get her. I just had my heart set on a boy. Now that she is here I’d love another girl

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