Pronunciation: /ˈfæməli ˈbælənsɪŋ/
noun the act of ensuring an equal number of male and female children in a family
A1 Family balancing means having an equal number of boys and girls in a family.
A2 Many parents consider family balancing when planning to have more children.
B1 Family balancing techniques such as gender selection are becoming more popular.
B2 Some countries have laws prohibiting family balancing through gender selection.
C1 Ethical considerations play a significant role in discussions about family balancing.
C2 Experts debate the implications of family balancing on society and gender equality.
formal Many couples opt for family balancing through the use of gender selection techniques.
informal Some families choose to balance the genders of their children by using gender selection methods.
slang Families sometimes try to even out the boy-girl ratio in their family.
figurative Balancing the family dynamics is like juggling different personalities and needs.
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