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Boy V/S Girl

GENDER INEQUALITY Gender Bias in Parenting

Boy V/S Girl

A Boy Child or a Girl Child have been treated differently since ages. A desire of having a 'Son' rather than a 'Daughter' is still there in most parts of the country.Does it really matter for you? Why do you think our society has this preference for having Son rather than Daughter?

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Dhanalakshmi Navaneethan Mom of a 6 yr 6 m old boy 5 years ago

No

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Sangeeta Jain Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

now days parents prefer girl child

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sharmila Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

actually everyone like to have girl children if violence towards them are reduced.girl child are brutally raped in this society and it becomes very common everywhere so all are preferring boy.. if parents who have boy child educate their children to respect every women this occurrences may be reduced.

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sonali Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

no

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RJ Anokhi Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

no

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Rajithakamuni Mom of a 5 yr 9 m old boy 5 years ago

we expected little princess but we received little champ by gods grace...we thought its a god gift.

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Tina Rodrigues Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

No

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Alind Khanna Father of 3 children 5 years ago

no

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vijeta Mom of 4 children 5 years ago

no

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rakhi sharma Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

no way only matter is to having a child

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Boy V/S Girl

A Boy Child or a Girl Child have been treated differently since ages. A desire of having a 'Son' rather than a 'Daughter' is still there in most parts of the country.Does it really matter for you? Why do you think our society has this preference for having Son rather than Daughter?

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