A woman who has given birth to 13 boys in a row is expecting her 14th child — but as much as she and her husband would love some pink around the house, they say they aren’t too worried about gender.

Kateri and Jay Schwandt’s baby is due in April, but the couple has decided to keep the baby’s sex a surprise, just as they did the last few deliveries.

Kateri, 42, became a mom for the first time 25 years ago. Her youngest is now two years old.

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The father, Jay, told WOOD-TV he hopes it’s a girl but isn’t too sure he’ll ever have a daughter at this point.

The chances of having 13 sons is one in a whopping 8,192, but the chances of having a 14th son is ever more staggering at one in 16,384, according to data gathered by Wolframalpha.

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“I would love to have a girl, but I just don’t think it’s in the cards,” he said, adding that this pregnancy will probably be their last.

“It just feels like this is going to be it, and we’re going to enjoy every second of it,” Schwandt said.

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But Kateri said she and her husband thought their 13th baby would be their last. Growing up in a large family is normal for the mother of 13 — since Kateri is one of 14 children herself.

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“If you have three, it’s the same as having 10 at this point, if you ask me,” she said. “It’s just more chaos, more noise. It’s nothing we’re not used to at this point.”

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