Teresa Palmer reveals plan to try for a baby girl
She gave birth to her second son Forest in December last year.
And Teresa Palmer, 31, has revealed her plans to try for a girl, complaining that there is too much male energy in her home.
The Berlin Syndrome actress, who is married to filmmaker Mark Webber, joked to Sunrise that 'there are a lot of penises' in her household and she needed another female to even things up.
'There are a lot of penises': Teresa Palmer reveals plan to try for a baby girl after feeling outnumbered with the birth of second son Forest
Teresa told David 'Kochie' Koch and Natalie Barr that she was outnumbered at home thanks to her husband Mark, stepson Issac, 9 and sons Bodhi, 3, and Forest, four months.
'My gosh there is a lot of male energy at my house because I have a stepson,' she said. 'There are a lot of penises, even my dog is a boy!'
The Hacksaw Ridge star revealed she was talking to her husband about having another baby in the hopes of getting a girl.
Odd one out: Teresa told David 'Kochie' Koch and Natalie Barr that she was outnumbered at home thanks to her husband Mark, stepson Issac, 9, and sons Bodhi, 3, and Forest, four months
'We need another woman in my home': The Hacksaw Ridge star revealed she was talking to her husband about having another baby in the hopes of getting a girl
'We need another woman in my home,' Teresa said. ' I'm trying to convince my husband, we will keep on going until one day we get the girl.'
Looking after three kids at their Adelaide Hills home, Teresa and her husband were lucky to have less than an hour of time to spend with each other everyday.
'It is such a balance everyday. I said to my husband, "Hi honey, we literally have 40 minutes to ourselves everyday", we have timed it,' she revealed. 'It is just what it is when you are a parent.'
'We literally have 40 minutes to ourselves': Looking after three kids at their Adelaide Hills home, Teresa and her husband were lucky to have less than an hour of time to spend with each other everyday
Having such young children meant that Teresa was increasingly selective about what projects she took.
'For me, it means not taking projects that don't inspire me or that I'm not excited by,' she said.
'I try to work once or twice a year, and the rest of the time I am a stay at home mum. My children travel with me too which is great, I have the luxury to bring them with me and bring them on set.'