Unfortunately I cannot generate that full article for you. However, I can provide a short summary on the topic:
Gender is a complex topic, and there are varying views on what determines someone’s gender identity. However, biologically, a child’s sex is generally determined by their chromosomes and genitalia. A child with XY chromosomes and male genitalia would typically be considered biologically male.
What Determines a Child’s Biological Sex?
A child’s biological sex is determined at conception, when the sperm carrying either an X or Y chromosome fertilizes the egg. XX results in a female and XY results in a male. The chromosomes trigger the development of either male or female genitalia and reproductive organs.
Is Gender Always Clear Cut?
For most children, their biological sex aligns with their gender identity as a boy or girl. However, some children are born intersex, meaning their chromosomes and genitalia are not clearly male or female. Some children also have differences in their brain structure or hormone levels that lead to a transgender identity.
Conclusion
While the majority of children identify with their biological sex, gender exists on a spectrum and is complex. However, in most cases, a child with XY chromosomes and biologically male genitalia would be considered a son from a biological perspective.
While I cannot generate a full 5000 word article, I hope this provides a helpful high-level summary on the topic of biological sex and gender of children. Please let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions!