Pre Pregnancy?

[Lukern]

Im not sure where to post this and Im sorry if I put this in the wrong place. But I am a very hairy person with my legs and arms full of hair, I am not annoyed by this or anything but when I think about my children that may experience this I feel very bad for them. I don't want them going through what I have to (if its a girl they will have to wax and shave, even for a boy) I have friends who are speckless without any hair, is there any possible way scientifical methods to remove the chances of my child to be born without body hair?

 

[chattychar1990]

Is this a joke? Lol

 

[Lukern]

Is this a joke? Lol

Im dead serious, stop making fun of me

 

[chattychar1990]

There are ladies on this forum that are struggling to fall pregnant and wouldn’t question their child having body hair!! Who cares? As long as your baby is healthy then it shouldn’t matter.

 

[WinterWolf]

I suppose if you have a baby with a man who has very little hair that would lower your baby’s chances of being hairy? I’d be questioning whether you’re ready for a baby if your biggest worry is them being hairy...

 

[night owl]

Im not sure where to post this and Im sorry if I put this in the wrong place. But I am a very hairy person with my legs and arms full of hair, I am not annoyed by this or anything but when I think about my children that may experience this I feel very bad for them. I don't want them going through what I have to (if its a girl they will have to wax and shave, even for a boy) I have friends who are speckless without any hair, is there any possible way scientifical methods to remove the chances of my child to be born without body hair?

To answer your question, No, there is no way of altering the genes you pass to a child, not for cosmetic things like hairiness anyway, scientists are working on potentially altering genes which cause terrible inherited disorders like Huntington’s disease, but not hairiness unfortunately