“we can have pictures though?” Loki asked, looking delighted before looking curious. “I didn’t know that. I think it’s different for Aesir. Babies are very rarely born weak.” she admitted. “as long as they get as much food as they need, they’re pretty indestructible. They kind of have to be really. I mean look at Thor. I pushed him off of a thirty foot balcony once because he wouldn’t give me back my toy and he barely got a dent. I mean he obviously wasn’t happy about it, but he was fine.” Loki shrugged. “all of my children have been just as sturdy.” she admitted. “but new genetics can do interesting things.” she pulled up her shirt and laid back to lower her waistline. “oh yes. Names are an important thing, but I don’t see what names have to do with Gender.” of course the shapeshifter wouldn’t. It didn’t really matter though, as long as Loki was happy. “I think, with them being half human, they should have human names.” Loki decided happily. “you’ll help me choose good strong names?” he asked Johnny before blinking at the doc.<br/><br/>“I don’t know actually. If they where changing shape like into different sizes or animals I’d be able to tell but something as small as altering it’s physical sex? I’m not so sure I’d notice.” Loki admitted. “it will be interesting to find out. I know once they’re born they stay the sex they’re born as until they’re older. I didn’t start changing gender until I was about six. My children didn’t start until four for Jormungander and eight for the twins. Sleipnir never actually shifted his shape.” Loki admitted. “but he was also born a horse so that might have something to do with it. That’s cold!” she protested at the goop before nodding, eyeing the wand curiously and watching it move across her stomach.