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Baby Gender Predictor
Baby Gender Predictor tricks to determine the sex of your baby that people use to find out the gender of their baby. You can find out the gender of your baby by ultrasound at about 18 weeks. If you would like to know sooner, there are different old wives’ tales that tell you if you are carrying a boy or a girl. There is also an ancient Chinese lunar calendar that mostly used for fun. The article below describe different baby gender prediction methods.
- Fortune Baby Gender Prediction & Selection method
- Chinese Pregnancy Calendar
- Old Wives Tales
- 3d Ultrasound Gender Determination
Fortune Baby Gender Prediction & Selection method
Fortune Baby developed a highly accurate Baby Gender Prediction formula which is based on the biological changes in your body during specific days throughout the year as well as mathematical rules and computer technology with which we can instantly predict the sex of your baby. You don't have to wait another day!!!
Chinese Pregnancy Calendar
The Chinese Pregnancy Calendar is very ancient and is said to be over 700 years old. The legend said that it was found in a royal tomb by a chinese scientist. It was recently discovered and is used now to predict the gender of the unborn baby. The Chinese Pregnancy Calendar is based on mother's lunar age at the time of conception and month of conception. It is a fun free and easy way to predict the gender of your baby and is very popular on the web.
Old Wives Tales
Maybe you have heard someone tell you that you are having a boy since you are carrying low or since you look like a teenager with all your acne breakouts, you are having a girl. There are so many myths about baby gender prediction or so called old wives' tales. Some people swear by some of them and others don't believe a word of them. If you think about it, the tale has a 50% chance of being true.
Here are some of the more popular old wives' tales about predicting a baby's gender.
If your baby is low and all out in front, then you are having a boy. If you carry your baby higher and you got wider with the pregnancy, then you are having a girl.
The ring test is a very common baby gender predictor. Hang your wedding band on a string of your hair, or on a string. Have someone stand over you and hold the ring directly over your belly. If the ring moves in a circle you are having a girl and if the ring sways back and forth you are having a boy.
The rate of the baby's heartbeat is also another popular baby gender predictor. This is one of the myths about baby gender prediction that often provides to be true. If the baby's heart rate is faster than 140 beats per minute, then you are sure to have a girl. If the average heart rate is below 140 beats per minute, it is said to be a boy.
If you have morning sickness that seems to last all day long and last for longer than your first trimester, than you are having a girl.
Some of the gender predictors have to deal with the way that the woman looks during pregnancy. Some supposed indicators of a girl are: round face, acne breakouts, the woman looks worse pregnant than she did when not pregnant, and her chest grows dramatically. Some supposed indicators that the baby will be a boy are: hair grows faster on the legs, her nose widens, feet are colder during pregnancy, and you have not had a dramatic growth spurt in the chest area.
So, just how accurate are these old wives’ tales? As mentioned before some woman claim that some of them are absolutely true. Some of these gender predictors have been proven with scientific research, but most of them are just myths. When predicting the sex of an unborn baby you are always going to have a 50% chance of getting it correct. This is why it is better to gauge these predictors with multiple women or with multiple pregnancies with one woman. This is when it becomes interesting to see just how accurate these myths about pregnancy are.
Although myths about baby gender prediction can be fun and interesting the only real way for you tell if you are having a boy or a girl is when the doctor delivers your baby. So, before you run out and buy all that blue clothing because you are carrying low and like a basketball, you just may want to wait at least till the ultrasound to get your hopes up for that little boy.
Baby Heart Rate
Another popular baby gender predictor is based on the baby’s heart rate. If the baby heart rate is over 140 beats per minute, then you are having a girl. If the baby heart rate is under 140 beats per minute, you are having a boy.
Wedding Ring Gender Test
One of the popular methods to predict the gender of your baby is Wedding Ring Gender Test using a needle or wedding ring band and a thread. Take a needle or wedding band and tie it to a thread. Hold it over your belly while you are lying down. If the needle or the band swings in a circular motion, then you are having a girl. If it moves back and forth, then are you having a boy.
How You Carry Boy or Girl
Another popular baby gender predictor is how you carry your baby. If you carry high, then it’s a girl; and if you carry low, it’s a boy. If most of your weight is in front, then you are having a boy; if your most of your weight is in the middle, then you should plan for a girl.
Your cravings gender determination
Some myths propose that if you are craving sweets during your pregnancy, you are having a girl. If you are craving spicy and salty foods, then you are having a boy.
Morning Sickness Gender Prediction
Another popular myth regarding baby gender prediction has to do with morning sickness. They say that if you are having a boy, you would not have as much morning sickness as you would if you were having a girl.
Drano Test Gender Prediction
Perform the crystal drano gender test outside because it has a terrible smell. Use a glass that can hold two times as much urine as you use. When you add your urine to the drano it will cause a smelly chemical reaction. Please do not perform the drano test indoors. This test should be done after the fourth month of pregnancy.
3d Ultrasound Gender Determination
For some women the first thing that they look forward to when they find out they are pregnant is their ultrasound gender determination appointment. Doctors will schedule an ultrasound appointment approximately around the 20th week of pregnancy. The main point of this ultrasound is to look for any abnormalities with the baby or the uterus that may cause problems with the pregnancy. Although, that is the main reason behind the test, finding out the gender of the baby is very close behind finding out if the baby is healthy.
Some couples when they find out that they are having a boy or girl after their ultrasound appointment will go right out and buy all blue or all pink clothing and accessories. They start planning the colors and scheme of the nursery, never really giving a thought to the accuracy of the ultrasound. So, just how much trust can you put into the accuracy of your ultrasound in determining the gender of your baby?
The accuracy of the ultrasound can depend on a few different factors. One of those factors is how experienced your ultrasound technician is. For a technician that has been doing pregnancy ultrasounds for many years, it will be a lot easier for them to determine the gender of the baby than if someone who has only been doing ultrasounds for a couple of months or a year. Also, seasoned ultrasound technicians may also know little tricks or techniques to get a better view of the baby's private parts for ultrasound gender determination.
There are also other factors that come into play in determining accuracy that relate directly to each individual woman's own case. The position that the baby is lying in plays a great deal of importance in determining gender. If the baby has their legs crossed the whole time, it may be impossible to even try to determine gender. There are certain positions that baby can be in that are more conducive to determining the sex.
Other things that determine the accuracy of the test is how much amniotic fluid is around the baby and the thickness of the abdominal wall. Basically, an ultrasound technician needs to be able to see as clearly as possible to have certainty on what the sex of the baby is.
If you happen to have an experienced technician, your baby with the legs wide open, plenty of amniotic fluid, and a think abdominal wall, then your ultrasound accuracy could be 99.9%. On the other hand, if you have a baby that will not cooperate, a beginner technician, low amniotic fluid, and a thick abdominal wall, you could have an accuracy of 0%. The normal ultrasound appointment that goes according to plan, usually has an accuracy of anywhere from 85%-95%. For some people those may be good odds, and for others it may not be.
There are certain things that an ultrasound technician looks for to determine gender. With females, they just don't look for the absence of male parts, but look for three lines that come up for the genitalia. Most technicians will take several different looks at the baby's genitalia before telling you the sex.
Although ultrasound gender determination can be wrong, more than ¾ of the time, the determination is correct. Be sure that when you ago for your pregnancy ultrasound that you ask your technician about the factors that can influence the determination to make sure if you should really go out and buy that pink crib set.
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From Admin: Mon, Jan 21 2019
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