What do you think? What are the pros and cons of all-girl or all-boy families?

What do you think?
1.What are the pros and cons of all-girl or all-boy families?
Another study says that girls talk openly with their mother which is absent in case of boys. They lack this quality. They do not open up so easily and try to hide everything. Things go more awkward with their fathers.
Even girls mature early compared to boys. They understand things and are very good at making decisions which is not the case in boys. Boys tend to remain immature and cannot take hard decisions.
Because of their faster rate of maturity, girls are more intelligent than boys until puberty, but later male take the lead in intelligence aspect and become taller than girls. The male advantage in general intelligence does not emerge until after puberty, because girls mature faster than bo
2.What is the ideal family?
A perfect family is a family who always bonds together. My family spends time together during weekends. We eat meals together and we stay committed to each other. My own and ideal family are quite similar because we always stick together in any ways we could.
3.Are/Were there many house rules in your family?
Something every family needs but likely has not formally discussed or written down. Think about it– does your family have known, documented family rules?
Rules make the household “work.” They keep things safe and fair for everyone. With rules, kids know what is to be expected and can rise to the occasion. Of course, without known rules, it’s very hard to enforce them, use them for guidance or for each family member to know when they’ve crossed the line.
As I’m getting ready to release my very first Family Action Blueprint (forthcoming) package that centers on family rule development and discussion, I certainly have tons of ideas!
Below is an example of 10 rules to get you thinking of what you’d like to post on your fridge and discuss in your family meeting. However, I encourage you to ask your children to contribute to the family rules as I’ve continued to learn that when working with young people; if you say it, it can be ignored or challenged, if they say it, it becomes the gospel truth.You can ask directly;