How to Determine Baby's Sex: Myths vs. Science

Explore the truths behind belly shape myths and discover reliable ways to determine if it's a boy or girl.

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Determining a baby's sex by the shape of the belly is a myth. There is no scientific basis for saying that the shape or size of a pregnant woman's belly can indicate whether it’s a boy or a girl. The most accurate ways to know the baby’s sex are an ultrasound scan or genetic testing.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can the shape of my belly really tell the baby's gender? No, the shape of a pregnant woman's belly does not scientifically indicate the baby's gender; it's merely a myth.
  2. What are the most reliable methods to determine a baby's sex? The most accurate methods are undergoing an ultrasound scan or genetic testing.
  3. Are there any old wives' tales about predicting baby gender? Yes, there are many myths, but none are scientifically valid. Common tales include the shape of the belly or cravings.
  4. When can I find out the baby's gender? Most parents can find out their baby's gender during the second trimester, usually around 18-20 weeks via ultrasound.