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 POST FALLS, Idaho – A Post Falls family got something they did not expect this year, a girl. The baby girl, born April 12 to Scott and Ashton Underdahl, broke a 101-year string of boy births. The last girl born in the family was Scott's great aunt Bernice — in 1914. “Maybe it took more than 100 years to create perfection,” Conrad Underdahl told the newspaper. "She's a cutie. We've been spoiling her a bit because it's just different finally holding a baby girl." "We had prepared for boys, so it was shocking when we found it was a girl." Conrad Underdahl, himself the father of four boys, went all the way back to 1914 before he found a girl child. "When you walk into the girls' clothing department it's more overwhelming than the boys," Ashton said.
– The great chain of hand-me-downs has been broken after an Idaho family welcomed its first baby girl in more than a century, BuzzFeed reports. Since Bernice Underdahl was born in 1914, seven male Underdahl babies had been born across four generations, according to the Coeur d'Alene Press. That changed this month with the birth of Aurelia Underdahl. "I didn't know what an Underdahl girl looked like," Aurelia's dad Scott tells the Press. "She's pretty quiet, so apparently girls are different than boys in our line." Scott and wife Ashton already had a boy. Scott's father Conrad had four boys. "Maybe it took more than 100 years to create perfection," Conrad tells the Press. Scott and Ashton say the were shocked when they heard the sex of the baby, but the whole family is looking forward to finally finding out what it's like to have a girl around. One thing is for sure: the hand-me-downs that had plagued the Underdahl boys will finally get a rest as the family explores a whole new clothing department. “Pink was a shock. Headbands," Ashton tells KREM. "The girl aisle is overwhelming." (This premature baby girl was one of the smallest babies ever born.)