One of the most exciting parts about having a baby is undoubtedly finding out if you'll be having a boy or a girl. It's one of the first questions anyone asks an expecting couple, and many couples even choose to host gender-reveal parties for their excited families and friends.
But for an Idaho family, the past 101 years have given the same answer to the same question: for that whole time, there have only been male births in the Underdahl family.
For the past four generations, all seven births have yielded boys, and not a single girl. So when Scott and Ashton Underdahl learned that they were expecting again, they hoped that they could break the streak! The couple already has a son, and Ashton says that the entire family was mentally preparing for yet another boy to join the family.
Obviously, when they found out that they were having a girl, they were thrilled!
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It's been 101 years since the Underdahl family has seen the birth of a girl. All seven births in the past four generations have all been boys!
When Ashton and her husband Scott were expecting their first child, they learned to prepare for the birth of a boy.
Sure enough, they were right!
After all, the last time a girl was born was in 1914 — she was Scott's great-aunt Bernice!
Then, just under two years after the birth of their first child, the couple learned that they were going to have another baby. It was all routine by now: they prepared for a boy. But imagine their shock when they were told that a girl was going to join the family — we're sure they couldn't be happier!
Aurelia Marie Ann arrived on April, 12, 2016, breaking the Underdahls' streak! Dad Scott tells Coeur d’Alene Press, "I didn't know what an Underdahl girl looked like."
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