Bleeding early pregnancy gender

[Laurajaynexx]

Hi
I'm currently 9 weeks with my second and I have experienced brown spotting had a scan and no explanation . I had the same with ds1 and all was fine.

My question is if you had bleeding in your pregnancies did you have 2 of the same gender I'm wondering if this is how my body deals with boys lol. I had a mmc in March and had no bleeding.

Thanks
X

[Laurajaynexx]

Anyone 😊

[9jamama01]

Hi
I'm currently 9 weeks with my second and I have experienced brown spotting had a scan and no explanation . I had the same with ds1 and all was fine.

My question is if you had bleeding in your pregnancies did you have 2 of the same gender I'm wondering if this is how my body deals with boys lol. I had a mmc in March and had no bleeding.

Thanks
XI wish I could help but I have only one DS for now. I experienced prolonged light bleeding at 8weeks with my DS but no bleeding with subsequent pregnancies and they are girls. I really can't say if the bleeding was as a result of the gender or because it was the first pregnancy.

Did you sway blue with this pregnancy?

Congratulations on your pregnancy and happy months ahead.


Sent from my SM-A520F using Tapatalk

[ksmom]

I had bleeding with all three of my kids and I have all boys. With DS1 I had bleeding around 7-8 weeks then again around 27/28 weeks. With DS2 I had bleeding around 22 weeks and with DS3 I bled from 6-7 weeks. It was never explained in any of my pregnancies. However, I don't believe bleeding has anything at all to do with gender. I've known plenty of people that had both boys and girls that had bleeding during pregnancy. I've been on these boards a long time and have never noticed a pattern with it.

[Laurajaynexx]

No I wanted to sway pink but we didn’t get a chance as I fell pregnant straight away. I have read it is more common to bleed with boys however I do know people can bleed with girls. I’m just wondering if it’s my bodies reaction to carrying males as my research has mostly been women who bleed have the same gender babies and don’t bleed with the opposite so thought I’d ask you ladies :)

[atomic sagebrush]

This has nothing to do with a baby's gender. There can be bleeding and spotting in a pregnancy of either gender.

[Laurajaynexx]

No I know that bleeding can occur in both I was just wondering if there was a pattern for me as I had it with my son too

[atomic sagebrush]

There isn't a pattern. Even if something happened to you symptomwise in a previous pregnancy it doesn't tell you what your baby's gender is. My two most similar pregnancies were my girl and my second boy, and my other three boy pregnancies were all very different from those two and each other.

[Laurajaynexx]

I don’t believe it’s a symptom per say for me as bleeding can be caused by many
Things I just read it was more common in boys and subsequent pregnancies and I just put the two together for me as I had it with my first boy was just looking for peoples experiences. I’m hoping for a girl so was hoping it’s not the case anyway but thank you for your replies

[Mommylife]

hey I had bleeding with my DD #1

[atomic sagebrush]

No I wanted to sway pink but we didn’t get a chance as I fell pregnant straight away. I have read it is more common to bleed with boys however I do know people can bleed with girls. I’m just wondering if it’s my bodies reaction to carrying males as my research has mostly been women who bleed have the same gender babies and don’t bleed with the opposite so thought I’d ask you ladies :)

None of this supposition is true, and going through the Internet and looking for trends doesn't tell you anything about your baby's gender.

Even if bleeding were more prevalent in male pregnancies (FWIW I have seen way more pregnancies with bleeding that were girls, but this may be because we have so many more girl pregnancies on this site) that does not mean that you are therefore carrying a boy.

There are biological reasons why bleeding happens. You can have those reasons occur with either a boy or a girl pregnancy. In at least one such case (such as placenta previa) that reason is slightly more likely to be in a boy pregnancy. But there are numerous causes of bleeding that have nothing to do with gender (and even the placenta previa link may not even be a real finding, these things are often debunked with future pregnancies). You just can't tell your baby's gender from something like this.

Most women who bleed do not have the same gender pregnancy. That is not a thing.

[atomic sagebrush]

hey I had bleeding with my DD #1

When I googled this I got thousands of hits of people who had bleeding with girls.

[Laurajaynexx]

Ok thank you sorry if I sound stupid I guess I’m more anxious about gender then I first thought.

[atomic sagebrush]

You don't sound stupid, I'm just trying to reassure you so you don't worry about it!