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There is no scientific evidence to suggest that one gender dreams more than the other. Both boys and girls can have vivid dreams, influenced by a variety of factors such as lifestyle, emotions, and sleep patterns. Dreaming is a universal human experience that occurs during the REM stage of sleep for both males and females.
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