<p>Scott Moore, believed to be only the second “pregnant man” to go public, claims to be “blissfully happy” as he is all set to deliver a baby in February, leading British newspaper the “Daily Mail” reported.<br />Scott Moore and his husband, Thomas, were both born female and underwent surgery to become men. <br />Scott, born Laura, had his assets removed but still has female sex organs as his parents could not afford the full surgery.<br />The transgender couple, who live in California and have two sons, aged 10 and 12, whom Thomas had with a previous female partner, have decided to name their child Miles. <br />“We know some people will criticise us but we are blissfully happy and not ashamed,” 30-year-old Scott said.<br />The couple met in 2005 at a support group meeting for transgender men but lost touch — but saw each other again in 2007. <br />“We knew we had to be together. Two months later I gave up my job to live with Thomas and the boys. Now they call me ‘dad two’,” Scott was quoted as saying.<br />The couple, who live in a four-bedroom house, decided in December 2008 to try for a baby. Scott Moore was inseminated with the sperm of a male friend and fell pregnant in June 2009. <br />“We were so happy we did what all gay men do when they get excited — we went shopping,” Thomas said.<br />In fact, Scott’s case is similar to that of Beatie, a transgendered Oregon man married to a woman, who gave birth to a healthy daughter in 2008 and a son last summer. His wife, Nancy, breastfed the children.<br /></p>
<p>Scott Moore, believed to be only the second “pregnant man” to go public, claims to be “blissfully happy” as he is all set to deliver a baby in February, leading British newspaper the “Daily Mail” reported.<br />Scott Moore and his husband, Thomas, were both born female and underwent surgery to become men. <br />Scott, born Laura, had his assets removed but still has female sex organs as his parents could not afford the full surgery.<br />The transgender couple, who live in California and have two sons, aged 10 and 12, whom Thomas had with a previous female partner, have decided to name their child Miles. <br />“We know some people will criticise us but we are blissfully happy and not ashamed,” 30-year-old Scott said.<br />The couple met in 2005 at a support group meeting for transgender men but lost touch — but saw each other again in 2007. <br />“We knew we had to be together. Two months later I gave up my job to live with Thomas and the boys. Now they call me ‘dad two’,” Scott was quoted as saying.<br />The couple, who live in a four-bedroom house, decided in December 2008 to try for a baby. Scott Moore was inseminated with the sperm of a male friend and fell pregnant in June 2009. <br />“We were so happy we did what all gay men do when they get excited — we went shopping,” Thomas said.<br />In fact, Scott’s case is similar to that of Beatie, a transgendered Oregon man married to a woman, who gave birth to a healthy daughter in 2008 and a son last summer. His wife, Nancy, breastfed the children.<br /></p>
