Should Parents be Allowed to Select the Sex of Their Baby?

Through technical progress of the fertility treatment program, parents can choose the sex of the baby. Today 's parents want to choose their gender, and there are a couple of reasons the couple wants to take this approach. John A. Robertson of preimplantation genetic diagnosis of expanded embryos states that preimplantation genetic diagnosis is one of the main reasons that genital selection can prevent severe disease. Instead, Marcy Darnovsky comes from a review of the sex selection: a growing popularity of new gender selection and old debate; I believe parents should not have the right to choose their own baby's gender.

Selection of gender caused a lot of discussion about whether parents should take into account the sex of future children. Before that, what was the factor that led to the selection of gender? Most parents want a certain gender of the baby. First of all, descendants of men are necessary due to cultural factors. There are many factors that cause men to have economic and social value over women. For example, the inheritance, surname, and labor force of a male heir can contribute more to one-time family income 1 On the other hand, women need expensive dowries and quit their families at marriage. As there are many controversies regarding the selection of gender, discussions are also being raised about abortion and the killing of women infants. Gender-selective infant murder and sex-selective abandonment of children is illegal in most parts of the world, but it still exists in several countries.

What is the difference in gender selection? The most obvious objection is that the sex of the baby is irrelevant. Britain is a society that pretends to be an equal society, or at least equal, and there is no reason for future parents to like their sons over their daughters. The reverse is also true. This is the truth. In the UK, demographic evidence that no women have been aborted by gender is very correct. The entire scandal is based on a completely fictional setting. But what if a pregnant woman lives in a society with a reason to worry that she really has a girl? Does the dowry system mean that children's society of inconvenient sex may destroy family members or that a young patriarch robbed of male heirs can offend their mothers and daughters? In this case, women not only have reasons for seeking abortion by gender, but doing so is totally reasonable.