A Michigan couple is seeing pink as they welcomed a child woman named Audrey in March, ending a 138-year streak of solely boys being born into the household.

When Carolyn and Andrew Clark of Caledonia, Michigan, held their “gender reveal” occasion, they weren’t anticipating any large surprises.

Andrew Clark had knowledgeable his spouse earlier than they married 10 years in the past that they’d not be having a woman — because of a protracted line of male-dominated births in his household.

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“I did not imagine him as a result of it is a 50/50 probability of getting a boy or a woman,” Carolyn Clark, 36, instructed Fox Information Digital.

“So when he instructed me that, I simply thought he was kidding,” she added.

Carolyn and Andrew Clark have welcomed a child woman into their household, ending a 138 year-long streak of solely boys being born. (Carolyn Clark)

Carolyn Clark mentioned that the following time she noticed her husband’s dad and mom, she determined to resolve the household’s abundance of male births.

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“They instructed me, ‘Oh yeah, this can be a actual factor,” Carolyn Clark mentioned. 

“My father-in-law pulled out some household tree to point out me.”

Audrey Marie Clark was born on March 17 — St. Patrick’s Day. (Carolyn Clark)

Carolyn Clark mentioned there was one title on the household tree — the one who was apparently the final woman to be born within the household. 

The member of the family’s beginning 12 months was 1885. 

“I mentioned, ‘This doesn’t appear proper. I’ve by no means heard of this occurring earlier than,” Carolyn Clark recalled.

However there was extra proof.

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“My grandpa was actually large into our family tree,” Andrew Clark, 34, instructed Fox Information Digital. 

“So, he traced it again and located all of the beginning certificates and marriage certificates and dying certificates.”

And when the couple had their son Cameron, 4, it appeared that historical past was repeating itself, Carolyn Clark mentioned. 

“I believed, ‘It have to be true. His brothers solely have boys as properly, so I assume that is really actual.'”

Having all boys isn’t essentially a degree of pleasure within the Clark household, Andrew Clark mentioned. 

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“It was only a loopy indisputable fact that saved occurring in our lives,” he mentioned.

Cameron Clark, 4, is pictured smiling with an indication asserting his child sister’s then-imminent arrival.  (Carolyn Clark)

Nonetheless, each time somebody within the household was having a child, there was all the time a glimmer of hope that the kid could be a woman.

“Even once we had been biting into the cookie for our gender reveal, we had been simply anticipating it to be blue,” Carolyn Clark mentioned. 

The Clarks invited their household over to chew into cookies to disclose whether or not they’d be welcoming a boy or a woman. 

Carolyn Clark mentioned she, her husband and their family members had been in “utter shock” after they realized the streak could be damaged (SEE THE VIDEO on the high of this text).

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“My sister-in-law and I had been all the time saying, ‘There must be a woman sooner or later, whether or not it is us or possibly our boys could have a daughter sooner or later.’ So once we bit into [the cookie], I checked out her like, ‘Is that this pink?’ And he or she freaked out.”

Cameron Clark smiles as he holds his new child sister, Audrey Marie, earlier this 12 months. (Carolyn Clark)

Carolyn Clark mentioned she questioned if Audrey’s beginning would possibly pave the best way for future Clark ladies.

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“We had been comfortable both method,” she mentioned. 

“We simply wished a wholesome child and it was simply the icing on that cake that it was a woman. Andrew’s brother and his spouse are wanting extra youngsters,” she mentioned — and added that she hoped it “provides my sister-in-law hope that it may be finished.”

Carolyn Clark mentioned she wonders if her daughter Audrey’s beginning will cleared the path for future Clark ladies. (Carolyn Clark)

Earlier than little Audrey was born, the Clarks had suffered a miscarriage, which is why the couple has known as their brand-new daughter a “rainbow child.”

A rainbow child is a child born after a loss because of miscarriage, toddler dying, stillbirth or neonatal dying, based on the American Being pregnant Affiliation.

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“Rainbow infants are thought-about ‘miracle’ infants as a result of highly effective affect they will have on serving to dad and mom heal after a loss,” the group wrote on its web site.

“We simply wished a wholesome child, and it was the icing on that cake that it was a woman,” Carolyn Clark instructed Fox Information Digital about their new child’s beginning. (Carolyn Clark)

Carolyn Clark had been scheduled to be induced on March 16, however Audrey had different plans and arrived on the morning of the seventeenth — St. Patrick’s Day. 

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“We simply thought that was tremendous particular that she is our rainbow child, and she or he got here on the day of celebrating luck,” mother Carolyn Clark mentioned. 

“So, she’s sort of our fortunate attraction.”