Comments on: Added Expenses of Keeping Baby’s Gender A Mystery

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Property Marbella — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 18:44:23 +0000

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Virtual Server — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 16:55:46 +0000

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By: Anak Inya

Anak Inya — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 03:19:01 +0000

Ready for a surprise for your baby gender is a good thing to do especially when you are expecting your first baby. Feel so excited as if the world is ours. But personally I think there are few reasons why you need to know the sex of your baby in advance:
1. Save you time when comes to choosing your baby name. You already know the gender, so you just need to standy one name only.
2. Really cost saving, you just need to buy all those related product for your baby and you really have plenty of times to shop.

When there is a proper planning, you save a lot of money, time and energy.

By: DivaJean

DivaJean — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 13:46:11 +0000

Even in foster parenting/adopting, we weren’t all that able to preplan.

My partner & I had been told forever that we would never get a baby for adoption- so we upped our perameters to consider a child from 3-7 yrs old. We outfitted a bedroom with a bunk bed, dresser, etc and had it ready for a preschooler. The phone rang one day and we would be getting our daughter the next day. Although we had to think fast, we lucked out, since so many friends and family members rallied for us. We bought a car seat and a crib- everything else (changing table, swing, clothes, blankets, diapers, formula) was subsidized by do gooders in our life who were able to get us what we really needed- not frilly “baby shower” type gifts.

By: Lawrence Salberg

Lawrence Salberg — Sun, 17 Sep 2006 01:00:32 +0000

As a father of seven, we’ve never known the sex until the moment of delivery. Having more children simply eliminates the potential savings that could be had if one knew the sex beforehand. After we had our one boy and our one girl, it really didn’t matter what sex any future children would be – we were prepared either way. Of course, financial advisors typically would recommend having LESS children to save money – but it isn’t always about the money, right? I can always make more money somehow, but I can’t get back my time, my life, my days with these kiddos.

Oh, and on our first two? We simply chose colors that could work both ways – sea green, white, etc.. Then, we get the fun of shopping a bit later to accessorize the main colors. Try it!

By: Amberlynn

Amberlynn — Wed, 13 Sep 2006 15:40:29 +0000

Buying a ton of baby stuff pre-baby seems to be what most parents do, and they end up paying for stuff they never actually use. Regardless if you’re into pink/blue decor or not – you’ll save more if you wait ’till you need it to buy it, and then do your shopping at second-hand sources, where they’re always less. You’d be surprised at how many clothes a 6 month old doesn’t need. You’ll probably get gifted enough through baby showers.

We decided to “be surprised” not out of surprise factor, but because long-term effects of ultrasound are not known, so we didn’t want to chance it if we didn’t have to. Plus, the cost of the ultrasound is much higher than any little pink dress.