Sorry for cross posting...
I have a client who is due to give birth
soon and she really wants a baby of a particular gender but the
ultrasound has shown the baby to be the opposite. This is much more than being a little disappointed and it
does not appear to have eased over the course of the pregnancy.
She has expressed concerns about how this may
potentially affect her labour. She also expresses enormous guilt over
having these feelings when she already has healthy children, including one of
this gender. She is also concerned about the effects her feelings/thoughts are
having and will have on her baby's development.
Assuming the ultrasound is correct, has anyone had
experience of this either as a mother or care provider? Any words of
wisdom?
Thanks,
Andrea Bilcliff
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