Is It Morally Wrong?

Is it morally wrong to sway?

My personal and religious beliefs are that I have no real control, but I feel it doesn't hurt to help increase the odds I would like when trying to increase my chances of becoming pregnant and what gender I’m currently dreaming of when trying to become pregnant. At the end of the day, the goal is a healthy baby at the right time regardless of all the ideas I hope and think I want at the different moments in my journey of conceiving my child and to enjoy the journey my husband and I are on.

I am however, reminded of that saying, “Be careful what you wish for.” Sometimes you find out what you wanted, may not necessarily be what you needed. But I trust that what is supposed to happen is what will happen and it will be what is right. For each couple how much or little they are willing to do to sway, to become pregnant, to prevent pregnancy are all personal decisions that should be discussed among themselves and prayed about and maybe visit with their spiritual leader for guidance if they need farther help and information with their decisions.

Lastly, anything that may promote good health while trying to become pregnant regardless of the out come of gender has many benefits for a mom to be.

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