Which on is mostly important, male or female child

I can’t pick one or the other.  I treat them all the same.

Both are important.

Every child is a human being with inherent worth, regardless of gender. Boys and girls both have unique talents and the potential to contribute to their families, communities, and the world in meaningful ways. Healthy societies value and support both genders. Favoring one over the other leads to long-term imbalance and social issues. If you’re asking this because of cultural, family, or societal pressures—know that many cultures around the world are moving toward gender equality, realizing that empowering girls and boys equally leads to stronger families and healthier societies.

Both are important.

They are both equally important.

They are both important one should not be more important than the other.

Boys and girls are equally important.

While I once half joked that I “fulfilled my duty” by having a boy, never once would my husband think of less of me for having only girls. I have one of each, and neither is more important than the other. Both have different aspirations and dreams, and we will nurture them according to those, not by their gender.

In short: I love them both equally and will never love one less than the other, especially due to gender.

Male and female children are equally important

The both of them are very important