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Meaghan – I really don’t think anyone means to say that babies born with problems or illnesses are any less valuable or lovable than those born healthy. Of course ANY baby, regardless of sex, health, and so on, is a blessing. But what mother doesn’t wish health for their child? What is wrong wtih saying “I don’t care about the sex, I just hope my baby is healthy!” I, and I’m sure every woman who posts on CBB, would welcome with an open heart and open arms any child we were blessed with, but there is nothing wrong with hoping for a healthy one. I don’t think it comes from a selfish place of wanting a “perfect” child, I think it comes from wanting the best possible life for our children.

i LOVED Sabrina the Teenage witch as a young girl and used to watch it every single time it came on- my mother had to literally drag me away from it! And I know it’s crazy, but I always thought of Melissa as the young fresh-faced Sabrina! Now, following up her personal life- watching her with her beautiful 2 kids and reading her pregnancy journals with Braydon, I feel happy and glad life’s turned out well for her- she is lovely and an amazing mother- and these boys are adorable.

Had to add one more thing about the “boy, girl…..just as long as they are healthy” comment. Meaghan – I don’t think wanting a healthy baby is meant to imply anything less would make them “imperfect”. As parents, we love our kids no matter who or what they are. My brother and his wife just lost their 4 month old son and it was absolutely the most devastating thing to all of us. If they are lucky enough to have another child, I guarantee they just “want a healthy baby”. Not because healthy babies are “perfect”, but b/c healthy babies live.

What a beautiful family the Wilkersons are. I was a little disappointed that she did not carry on the “M” tradition. But in any case I adore her new son’s name, Braydon. It is definitely a “different” name not as traditional as Max. I can not wait to see a picture of the family and the new baby. I thought it was interesting that see and Soeil Moon Fry were pregnant at the same time. And that they both had the same sex as their first child and that they had them within days of each other. I think that is just awesome!!!! Since Melissa has the two boys and Soliel has the two girls you just never know…. Congrats to them both. Mason is cute as a button and I am sure once we see pictures of Brady I just know he would be as cute as his brother.

AAAH! Again with the “on no, it wasn’t a girl” comments. i have said it before and I will say it again – I felt like I got more condolences than congratulations when i announced my beautiful baby boy! I don’t get it! NOT EVERY mother wants a little girl. Do some? Of course! Same for little boys! Stop assuming all women want daughters! My sister is pregnant with her third child and really hoping its another boy! (She has 2!) Of course she will love it if its a girl and be just as thrilled but to assume she is “trying for a girl” is really really annoying!

Trust me SMC, you’re not the only one. Melissa’s hubby is sooo hot!

They’re a adorable family. Little Mason is the cuttest. Don’t ask me why, but I’d love to see him playing with Violet Anne.

And for those boy/girl comments… I’m not a mother yet, but I want to have 3 boys! If I have girls, fine.. but, If I could decide, I’d have sons!

I am a mother of three wonderful boys and I love it! The bond and the camaraderie that my sons have is incredible. They have similar interests and they really enjoy each others company. My husband and I are entertaining the thought of having another child and in all honesty it would be great to have another boy!

I really don’t miss not having a little girl, because of the close bond my little guys have. I should mention that my husband and I are used to being in families with everyone the same gender. I am one of four girls and my husband is one of three boys.

I just had to add to this silly boy/girl…which do you want debate, etc.
When I was pregnant 11 years ago, I wanted a boy so badly. My husband is really into sports and I thought it would be great to start a family with a boy as the first born (NOT saying girls can’t play sports- hold off on the “outraged” comments!). Anyway, pregnant 2 years later and we really wanted ANOTHER BOY. They have grown up as great buddies and I have never missed out on not having a girl. I teach pre-school and we always tell the kids “you get what you get, and you don’t get upset”! Lol – same goes for having children!

if soleil is friends with melissa and she has read this site, chances r melissa may read it too.if she does, i just want to say thanks for the blogs-i really enjoyed reading them. congrats and i hope everything is going great with brady.

Sarah’s note: Melissa reads the comments on the blogs she writes, not sure about the random ‘razzi posts.