Baby Girl Conceive Myths - Debunked!

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Baby Girl Conceive Myths - Debunked!

Nov 15th, 2008 by admin

Have you ever been in a situation to ask (yourself, or someone
supposedly knowledgable): ‘How can I tell from early signs of pregnancy
if it’s a girl?’, or anything along the lines of ‘Is it true that I am
having a baby girl if: my belly looks like a giant watermelon/I’m
having terrible acne outbreaks/sooo craving sweets’ etc.

Have you ever been in a situation to ask (yourself,
or someone supposedly knowledgable): ‘How can I tell from early signs
of pregnancy if it’s a girl?’, or anything along the lines of ‘Is it
true that I am having a baby girl if: my belly looks like a giant
watermelon/I’m having terrible acne outbreaks/sooo craving sweets’ etc.

In
that case, you must have noticed that there are a lot of so called old
wives’ tales concerning baby gender, and an equally large body of
rumors floating around - all claiming that can help you find out if
you’re carrying a so much wanted baby girl.

From looking at the
shape of a pregnant woman’s stomach, to swinging a wedding ring above
it to predict if baby is a girl or a boy, all these ‘techniques’ of
guessing your baby’s gender are originating from various historic myths
belonging to various cultures.

Some say it works, some say it
don’t:) I’d say you use it if you have nothing against being surprised
when the child eventually gets born…

But, let’s hear what scientist have to say about do-it-yourself baby gender natural selection techniques.

One
of the most widespread myths is that if you’re carrying a baby ‘low’
means you will have a girl. Scientists say that there are a lot of
factors that determine how you’ll be carrying, most notably the age of
the unborn baby and his position in the uterus; if the mother is
carrying ‘high’ or ‘low’ also depends on her body type: short waisted
woman will look different when pregnant than a long waisted.

According to scientists, whether you’re carrying ‘high’ or ‘low’ got nothing to do with the gender of your unborn baby.

Another
widespread method of guessing your baby sex is… well… looking at
your pee:) If your urine is of a dull color, it’s a girl; if it’s a
bright color, it’s a boy.

Scientists say that color of a pregnant
woman’s urine has to do with only one thing: her water intake. The more
water you drink, the lighter colored your urine will be, and vice versa.

Some
say that if your body hair grows slower since you got pregnant, it’s a
sign that you’re having a baby girl. On the contrary, if you’re
carrying a baby boy, your body hair tends to grow much faster.

The
rationale here being that hormones from baby in your stomach affect the
grow of your body hair - and the scientist denying that logic
entirely…

Is it true that if you’re craving sweet foods during pregnancy, you’re going to have a girl?

Scientist
can’t say what causes pregnant woman to crave one food or another, but
don’t think it has anything to do with the sex of baby they’re
carrying…

Ah, scientists are ruining all the fun;)

They
even suggest that gold ring method needs a reality check… If you
haven’t heard about this method of guessing your baby’s sex, let me
enlighten you;) You suspend a ring from a string over a pregnant
woman’s belly and observe its movements: if it’s moving in circles -
it’s a girl, and if it swings back and forth - it’s a boy.

Scientists will, unimaginatively , simply state that there’s nothing about the gender of a baby that can influence gravity…:)

About the author

Anita Bern is writting about baby girl selection methods on How to conceive a girl blog - http://how-to-conceive-girl.blogspot.com, and every woman dreaming of a pink nursery is invited to stop by and subscribe to baby girl conceive news.

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