Is Nub Theory Reliable for Predicting Baby Gender?

Explore the accuracy of Nub Theory in predicting unborn baby gender. Learn its pros, cons, and reliable alternatives.

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Nub theory is a method used to predict an unborn baby's gender based on the angle of the genital tubercle, visible during the first trimester ultrasound. While some people claim it to be accurate, it is not always right. It relies on interpreting subtle anatomical details, leading to a significant error margin. It's best to wait for more reliable methods like the mid-pregnancy ultrasound for an accurate determination.**

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Nub Theory? Nub Theory predicts a baby's gender based on the angle of the genital tubercle seen in early ultrasounds.
  2. Is Nub Theory always accurate? No, Nub Theory has a high error margin and is not always reliable for gender prediction.
  3. What are other methods for gender prediction? More reliable methods include mid-pregnancy ultrasounds and genetic testing.
  4. When can I determine my baby's gender accurately? It's best to wait for a mid-pregnancy ultrasound for a more accurate gender determination.

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