Morning sickness ( or all day sickness) related to baby's gender

[Gg8]

Hello ladies,

I am hearing and reading that ladies pregnant with boys are less likely to get morning sickness ( all day sickness, evening sickness). I personally asked around and four out five boys moms had no sickness and only one boy mom had it.

You guys agree? Or what has been your experience?

I really want to have a littl brother for my DD but my morning sickness which starts mostly around 4in the evening making me little doubtful. I only threw up few times but the indigestion feeling last all evening.


Thank you!

[Babygirlquest]

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[XXforhubby]

It just simply depends on the pregnancy and it's different each time. I have 3 boys and with DS1, I had a puke fest that lasted for two weeks, with DS2 I was nauseous for 24 weeks and was still puking at week 28, and with DS3 I was nauseous my whole pregnancy!

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[nicoler]

Don't put too much into this as it totally varies with each pregnancy. With DS1 I was horribly ill, all day, every day for nearly 16 weeks. DS2 I had a few bouts of mild nausea and that was it. 2 boys, yet 2 totally different sickness and nausea experiences.

[atomic sagebrush]

No, that is totally untrue (both in observations, my own experience, and in studies.)

The only thing ever proven was a miniscule difference in the amount of people who got a very rare kind of morning sickness called hyperemesis. That is 3% likelier in girl moms than boy moms (meaning 47% of boy moms got it, 53% girl moms) not much of a difference and zero difference was seen in just regular morning sickness.

I was sick with 3 of my boy pregnancies and very miserable, then with my girl pregnancy and one of my other boy pregnancies I had very little morning sickness at all.

I have also talked to a LOT LOT LOT of people who were in a tiz over this and totally sure they were not getting their DG because of this idea, who did. It just isn't true.

[Artisam]

I had hyperemesis with my son which resulted in hospitalisation, an IV and 9 months of nausea and vomiting. Everyone said he was a girl.. and told me to eat ginger biscuits lol...!!


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[Gg8]

Anyone else?

[purple]

I had more sickness with DS2 than any other pregnancies, including this current one (girl).

I have a friend who had terrible MS with her boy and was not so bad with her two girls so that is another example of it not being true.

[atomic sagebrush]

My mom NEVER had morning sickness and told me several times she thought it was "psychological". She had 2 girls and one boy. I never ever expected to get it because I totally thought it was psychological LOLOLOL Then I got pregnant with my first son and I threw up every day for months. :p (She never had heartburn either?!?)

[Throwaway_panther]

My mom had three girls and had "unicorn" pregnancies -- no nausea, no morning sickness, nothing. Just some tiredness and heartburn at the end. Her mother, my grandmother, had hyperemesis with both a boy and a girl. I had a girl and never threw up once, though I did have a lot of nausea and food aversions (some that linger to this day). One of my good friends just found out she's having a boy and she's on maybe week 20 of puking.

Definitely not a sign of the sex of baby! Remember, Kate Middleton had hospitalizing hyperemesis with her son AND daughter.

[Mammabear]

DD1 - horrible nausea and vomiting up until 4 months mainly towards the afternoons
DD2 - same again but didn't last as long
Baby #3 we are having a boy and I had ALL day nausea from the second I woke up until the second I fell asleep up until 19 weeks and only vomited first thing in the morning

[Greydore]

I was horribly, awfully sick with my first. DH and I were in Thailand for the first 14 weeks of my pregnancy, and I spent most of the trip throwing up. He's a boy. My second boy I wasn't quite as sick, but I was in the States and had access to Diclegis, which was a lifesaver and helped me not to hate my life.

[purple sky]

I had slight nausea with all three of my boys the first few weeks, no vommiting and never got too sick. I heard the same thing and wanted so badly to have morning sickness with my third lol.

[Throwaway_panther]

Do you know what you're having yet?