It is important to understand that both having a girl or a boy is a blessing, and the perception of which gender is considered more of a blessing can vary widely across cultures, societies, and individuals. The idea that one gender is inherently better or more of a blessing than the other is a subjective belief and should not be taken as a universal truth.
Every child, regardless of their gender, brings unique qualities, experiences, and joys to their family and the world. Both boys and girls have the potential to grow up into wonderful, compassionate, successful, and happy individuals, and their value should not be measured solely based on their gender.
In the past, certain societies may have favored sons over daughters due to various cultural and historical reasons, such as inheritance practices, carrying on family names, or traditional gender roles. However, as societies progress, there has been an increasing recognition of the importance of gender equality, and the understanding that every child should be equally celebrated and supported, regardless of their gender.
It is essential to promote a mindset that values each child's uniqueness and potential as an individual, rather than attributing certain qualities or blessings to a specific gender. All children deserve love, care, and the opportunity to flourish, and the gender of the child should not determine their worth or significance in any way.