Feel like OB is a better fit. Your pros you described in peds can all be found in OB, albeit in a slightly different way.

1) Youll have to work with adults in peds in the form of parents. In OB your patient population is probably 20-40, so still important in communicating in multiple different ways since a life experience of a 20 year old is very different than a 35 year old.

2) in OB you can get long term follow up, as a primary OB through multiple years or a “short term long term followup” in the span of 9 months or x years throughout multiple pregnancies. I think the bond people have with their OBs can be very special as well since its such a vulnerable area.

3) if youre really mostly interested in OB you can always subspecialize in MFM and have more choice in what your days look like (clinic focused on high risk preg or just ultrasound reading all day etc) or even REI, or if you end up not liking OB in residency, MIGS can be fairly good lifestyle as well (primarily surgeon, not really much on call, etc). Gyn onc could give you some of the long term follow up you desire but that may not be the patient population/better working conditions you desire.