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Article Dans Une Revue Population et sociétés Année : 2023

A girl or a boy? 9 in 10 parents know their child’s sex before it is born

Olivia Samuel
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Carole Brugeilles
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Anne Paillet
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Agnès Pélage
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Résumé

It is common practice in France for parents to ask about the sex of their unborn child. The national ELFE cohort study indicates that only 1 in 10 couples do not ask to know. The most highly educated parents, those who already have children (and of different sexes), and those who regularly attend religious services less often ask to know the child’s sex during pregnancy. Conversely, very young parents, those with a sex preference, and those who have had multiple consultations and ultrasound scans ask more frequently.
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hal-04380400 , version 1 (08-01-2024)

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Olivia Samuel, Carole Brugeilles, Christine Hamelin, Anne Paillet, Agnès Pélage. A girl or a boy? 9 in 10 parents know their child’s sex before it is born. Population et sociétés, 2023, 617, pp.1-4. ⟨10.3917/popsoc.617.0001⟩. ⟨hal-04380400⟩

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