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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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Neev Mom of a 2 yr 2 m old boy 1 Year ago

both are equal even me and my husband expecting a baby girl but baby boy arrived so we welcome that

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Ramyamanojkumar Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago

Both are equal

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satya suresh Expecting Father due in 1 month 1 Year ago

both are equal

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Sheetal Godara Mom of a 3 yr 8 m old boy 1 Year ago

both are equal and God gifted

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Reena Mudliar Mom of a 2 yr 4 m old girl 1 Year ago

Both are beautiful creation of god

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Sharafiya Guardian of 4 children 1 Year ago

both are equal and unique

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chanda kewat Mom of a 3 yr 4 m old boy 1 Year ago

don't care about society...for me both are especial and unique

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sonam singh Mom of a 9 yr 5 m old girl 1 Year ago

yes , I feel given more than important compare girl , most of time given property distribution

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Manas senapati Father of a 2 yr 3 m old girl 1 Year ago

Both are equal

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Bharathi Chandra Guardian of a 3 yr 10 m old boy 1 Year ago

Nowadays, there is no discrimination between a boy and a girl.

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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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