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Baby Gender Prediction – Is it 100% Accurate?

Admin — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 08:42:12 +0000

Baby gender prediction are famous to all parents it is basically a guide line for the parents to know and be prepared in there coming baby if it is boy or a girl. There are so many methods in baby gender predicting and all of this has its own flaws example is a famous old practice in predicting the gender of the child and that is Chinese baby calendar which has a detailed date of what’s your child to be if is it a boy or a girl. Some say this method is 95% accurate but to scientist this is just merely for fun and not 100% accurate.

Predicting the gender of the child is not easy and not yet proven thoroughly some prediction didn’t go as the prediction had planed but some have 50% accurate in other methods like the baby calendar but as I see to it all methods have there flaws so there predicting accuracy cannot be trusted or followed. There is also game that is used for predicting your baby and it is commonly played by some mothers. There are 38 ways to determine and predict. What could be more fun than trying to guess the sex of your baby-to-be? Everyone wants to get in the game. It is famous to most mothers to play this game in offering a prediction of your baby’s gender. For hundreds of years, expecting moms have relied on time-tested methods of guessing their baby’s sex. Even though these old wives’ tales are far from foolproof, they are certainly more fun than their more reliable successors, amniocentesis and ultrasound. Enjoy guessing your baby’s sex!

It’s a boy if:

• Didn’t experience morning sickness in early pregnancy
• Baby’s heart rate is less than 140 beats per minute
• You are carrying the extra weight out front
• belly looks like a basketball
• Your areolas have darkened considerably
• You are carrying low
• Always craving salty or sour foods
• You are craving protein — meats and cheese
• Your feet are colder than they were before pregnancy
• The hair on your legs has grown faster during pregnancy
• Both hands are very dry
• Your pillow faces north when you sleep
• Dad-to-be is gaining weight, right along with you
• Pregnancy has you looking better than ever
• Your urine is bright yellow in colour
• Your nose is spreading
• You hang your wedding ring over your belly and it moves in circles

If you would also like a fool-proof method to getting the baby gender you want, I highly recommend picking up the book called How To Choose The Gender Of Your Baby. There have been 12,000 couples who have tried these methods with success!

Popular Methods of Baby Gender Prediction

Admin — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 08:40:14 +0000

Whenever you are having a baby, it can be a very exciting time in your life! There is a lot of planning that needs to be done, but on that same note, it’s hard to plan if you do not know the gender of the baby. That is why baby gender prediction is such a big deal. There are many ways that you can go about predicting the sex of the baby, and some ways are more accurate than others. Today we are going to talk about the different methods that you can use to predict the gender of your baby before the big day comes. This can help you do more planning and setting up for the baby. This means that there will be less of a rush to get things done later on when the baby does come.

Today, there is a lot of technology that can be used to know the gender of your baby. In fact, it is possible now to even know the sex of your baby before conception! However, some very traditional methods that are still used today are the ultrasound and the sonogram. These are great ways of predicting the sex of your baby. Not only that, but they are very accurate. However, you do have to keep in mind that there is a slight chance that they could be wrong.

One of the earliest tests that was ever invented for determining the gender of the baby is the CVS, or chronic villus sampling. The only problem that you could have when using this baby gender prediction method is that it can cause miscarriages. Although the risk factor is very slight, it is still there, and that is something you have to watch out for. The way this test is done is by removing a very small amount of the placenta itself. In the placenta they look for the Y chromosome. If the chromosome is not there, then it’s a good chance that you are going to have a baby girl.

Now, if you do not think that new technology works, then you can go with the so called old wives tales. These are ways that you can predict the gender of your baby yourself. However, keep in mind that it’s only a 50% chance of being right. So pretty much doing it like this is just playing a guessing game. Some of the things they tell you to look for is if your baby is very active or if you crave salts. They also tell you to look at how low you are carrying the baby. For example, if you are craving salts and the baby is carrying low, then the old wives tales would say that you are having a baby boy.

A more accurate way to go about doing baby gender prediction would be to use the Chinese gender chart. This is a very ancient chart that is used to determine the sex of the child and has proven to be 99% accurate. To use this chart, you have to know the month that your baby was conceived and the time of conception.

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Baby Gender Prediction – How Do You Know It’s a Boy Or a Girl?

Admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 03:41:21 +0000

Right at the moment of conception, life begins. It starts when the egg unites with the sperm. There are two types of sperm – the X and the Y. A baby girl is conceived if the X-sperm fertilizes with the egg while a boy is conceived if a Y-sperm unites with the egg. This is how conception of a baby happens and thus; how baby gender is determined as well.

Expectant parents get very anxious and ecstatic at the same time to find out about their baby’s gender – which is why weeks before you can even confirm baby gender, they would go as far as taking baby gender quizzes, using baby gender calculators and the like. But are there really ways to predict baby gender? How can you tell if it’s a boy or a girl? During the first few weeks, males and females can be very much alike but there are a few unofficial ways to predict the baby sex. Keep in mind; however, that gender will only be officially confirmed after the ultrasound on your 5th month. Below, we will share with you some hints to help you predict baby gender.

During the first half of the first trimester, babies – destined to be girl or boy alike – have almost the same sexual equipment called the “genital duct.” Both can make either a female or male organ. It starts as three tiny bumps in between the legs. The major change becomes visible on the later part of the first trimester. Those destined to become a boy ( with one X and one Y chromosome) produces the male hormone called testosterone which allows the bump to develop male sexual organs. This bump begin to elongate to form the penis and the two other bumps on the side form the scrotum. The testicles start to develop right inside the lower part of the abdomen and descends into their permanent place in the scrotum either before or after birth.

The testicles, which are surrounded by fluid in a separate compartment, can be detected on 2D diagram and image by the 36th week.

Babies with two X chromosomes are girls. If there is no testosterone, the bump in the middle of the legs remain very small and the ones on either sides start to fold to form the labia. The labia surrounds the entrance to the vagina. Unlike the scrotum, the labia do not fuse together and instead of testicle formation in the lower abdomen, baby girl develops ovaries which stay within her pelvis permanently.

Other soon-to-be parents resort to answering baby quizzes or computing the odds through baby gender calculators. If you intend to use either of these, keep in mind that these are not official ways to predict baby gender. In order for you to find out whether it’s a boy or a girl, you need to have an ultrasound by your 5th month. The gender result around this time is most likely to be accurate than any other baby gender predictor hint or quiz.

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