The earliest way to check whether it’s a boy or a girl

For pregnant women, while they are immersed in the joy of welcoming a new life, they are also full of curiosity about the gender of the child. Although both boys and girls are equally important to parents, many pregnant women want to know the gender of their child in advance, believing that this will allow them to better prepare for the birth of the child. Then it is necessary to know the earliest method to check whether it is a boy or a girl.

When you were pregnant, did you go for an ultrasound to see if it was a boy or a girl? It is said that this method is the most accurate method: the ones on the front wall of the placenta are girls, and the ones on the back wall are boys! Several of my friends have gotten it right, and so have I! I wonder if it’s a coincidence?

Doesn't it mean that if the placenta is placed on the front and back walls of the uterus, it just means that the front wall has a bigger belly and the back wall has a smaller belly? Does it really have to do with gender?

There are many different opinions about guessing whether the baby will be a boy or a girl. Let’s listen to how pregnant mothers summarize their experience in giving birth to a boy or a girl and teach you 3 ways to correctly distinguish between boys and girls.

1. Currently, the only accurate and reliable way to know the gender of the fetus is to look at the fetal chromosomal structure through B-ultrasound or to do amniocentesis to detect chromosomes.

2. Other B-ultrasound data streams, uterine surface cleaning streams, uterine height streams, belly shape streams, early gestational sac shape streams, Down syndrome screening data streams, pregnancy reaction streams, fetal movement streams, fetal growth sac streams, etc. are all seemingly reasonable pseudosciences, without any scientific basis, and are all folk experience. It is essentially the same as “sour boy, spicy girl”.

3. If you really want to know the gender of the fetus, the most feasible and accurate method is to find an ultrasound doctor through connections. But doctors won’t tell you at the moment, because each hospital has relevant regulations, strictly requiring doctors to keep the B-ultrasound results to a confidential level to determine the gender of the baby. Men and women are equal, and it is equally good to have a boy or a girl.

Symbol of having a boy or girl

1. The Qing Palace table predicts that the baby is a girl, which is obviously not very accurate;

2. When I was nearly three months pregnant, I started to have pregnancy reactions. I didn’t vomit a lot, but I felt very nauseous. I always retched when I saw meat and fish. The reactions were more severe in the morning and evening. I liked sour and sweet foods. The reaction period was over in a month.

3. Pregnancy is obvious early. After 50 days of pregnancy, the old pants can no longer be worn. However, the belly shape becomes more and more general as time goes by. It is generally speculated that the belly shape of a boy is low-cut and relatively pointed. The belly button is not bulging. The line in the middle of the belly is relatively clear. The line above the belly button is thin but to the left. The line below the belly button is thick and straight, and there is a bit of a B-shaped belly.

4. Nothing has grown on my face, my skin seems smoother, and there haven’t been many changes in the skin on my body (my husband has always judged that I am pregnant with a girl based on this, but I didn’t expect to make a dogmatic mistake, haha).

Warm reminder: There is not much change in body shape until about six months, except for the bigger belly. It is difficult to tell that you are pregnant from the back, and there is no edema so far.

The above is an introduction to 4 methods to teach you how to correctly distinguish between boys and girls. If you are really curious about your baby’s gender, you can try the above methods!