Humor me...

[JabbaJawz]

Okay, when should we expect to have to listen to all the pregnancy crap...AGAIN.

 

[jwwb2000]

Right with my daughter but incorrect for my son

 

[bresamil]

It's accurate for 33.333333% of my children.

Same here. Only one out of three correct for me.

 

[meme]

Didn't work for me for either of my children. Oh well, there's always next time.

 

[Bustem' Down]

i've heard that the father of the children determine the sex. so in the case of amy and bonnie, it would be determined by their baby's daddies.
has anyone else every heard that?

That's true. The egg only contains the x chromosone, but sperm are divided up, some of them x and some y. Females are xx and males are xy, so gender rest somely on the male and his sperm.

 

[Bustem' Down]

I know there are a zillion gender predictors out there, but use THIS ONE and tell me if if was accurate or not. This one goes by the MONTH OF CONCEPTION and the mother's age at the TIME OF BIRTH. Some others I've seen go by the mother's age at the time of conception. Anyway, answer the poll and tell me if it's accurate for the gender of your children or not.

I farted up the wording on choice #3, but it's for those of you with more than 1 child where it was right for one or more kids, but incorrect for at least 1 of them.

This one was accurate for both of my girls. I conceived my 1st daugher in December and was 21 at her birth. I conceived my 2nd daughter in September and was 26 at her birth.

I talked to a biologist friend of mine, and he said to try WebMD.
They have a chart that calculates things based on your ovulation cycle(be it 28, 29 30 days etc.). It shows things for predicting gender based on size of male and female sperm and the location of the egg in the woman's body.

 

[Sassygirl]

Worked for me. I checked a couple of my friends too and it right for them. I'm hoping that it works for my girlfriend that is pregnant now. Will see in 7 months if she has a girl!!!

 

[JabbaJawz]

I talked to a biologist friend of mine, and he said to try WebMD.
They have a chart that calculates things based on your ovulation cycle(be it 28, 29 30 days etc.). It shows things for predicting gender based on size of male and female sperm and the location of the egg in the woman's body.

Oh yeah??? Interesting!!

 

[tlatchaw]

It missed our girls 3 out of 3 times.

Here's some potential wisdom for you, though: One theory has it that briefs create more girls than boys. Things are kept warmer at the sperm factory that way.

Could be :shrug: It was true for me!

 

[FromTexas]

It missed our daughter.

 

[Steve]

Look at the results. About 50% said it was accurate for them, the others said "No" or not completely accurate. When your choices are "boy" or "girl" your gonna get one or the other 50% of the time, right? I don't think the chart is accurate statistically.