Gender Myths for a Baby Prediction

Every woman wishes to give birth to a cute little baby. For a pregnant woman, it will be a question mark in her whether it will be a boy baby or a girl baby. There are certain gender myths which relates whether is a baby boy or a baby girl. For centuries, Moms-to-be have used various wives tales to guess whether they are carrying a boy or girl.

Gender myths for a baby boy

• You didn't experience morning sickness in early pregnancy

• Your baby's heart rate is less than 140 beats per minute

• Your belly looks like a basketball

• You are craving salty or sour foods

• You are craving protein -- meats and cheese

• Your feet are colder than they were before pregnancy

• Your hands are very dry

• Your urine is bright yellow in colour

Gender myths for a baby girl

• You had morning sickness early in pregnancy

• Your baby's heart rate is at least 140 beats per minute.

• Your belly looks like a watermelon

• You are craving sweets

• You are craving fruit

• You crave orange juice

• You refuse to eat the heel of a loaf of bread

• Your urine is a dull yellow colour

IntelliGender’s Gender Prediction Test is an affordable, simple-to-use urine test that provides immediate gender results in the privacy and comfort of the home. In minutes, the Baby Gender Predictorindicates your gender result based upon an easy to read colour match. Green indicates boy and orange indicates girl!

Gender Prediction is a fun pre-birth experience for moms who can’t wait to know! You may use our gender prediction test weeks before your sonogram. We bridges the curiosity gap between conception and sonogram. Ultrasounds can provide a semi-accurate baby gender prediction as well, but wrong gender interpretations occur regularly due to several factors.

Gender Prediction Test can be performed as early as 10 weeks of pregnancy (six weeks from the first day of your missed period). It is an easy test to perform and provides results in-home so the news can be shared right away. We reminds all pregnant moms that seeing an obstetrician early in the pregnancy is critical for the health of the mother and the baby and should follow the advice of their physician.

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