Missxo where do you live?
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Missxo where do you live?
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I live in NY close to NYC
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Here are confirmed boys all showing the fork. First thing to check is the angle. Depending on gestation is when you will see the rise. Now on the first one colored in blue you will notice the boy nub has a bit more of a curve like () as opposed to a girl who is going to look more V or ||. Quality of the machinery can make it more evident or more hard to guess so the angle is the biggest key. Further along you will see what is referred to as stacking. On the second picture the pinky lines would be your standard girl fork but that little bobbly bit stacked on top and the fact that the lines are uneven. Notice one is longer than the other (not always a dead give away could be crappy machine) and that little stump has "stacked" on top of the lines giving you a stacked boy nub. Sometimes depending on quality you will see a long line on the bottom and a detached line on top like -_ which would also be boy. Hopefully some of that made sense LOL
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Very useful Nahri!
Thanks Nahri! That's very helpful! Think I will get you to guess if I get a good nub shot when I have my scan. :)
I go tomorrow morning for my NT scan and will ask for abetter picture, I am also going to bug her if she knows what gender they are lol. The tech in the ER did a potty shot for both babies a couple times and said both girls but it was still early for 100% I think. I am hoping since ill be 13weeks 4 days she may have a good idea :)
I hope all goes well with your scan miss :D How are you feeling?
My area would shut down with snow like that lolQuote:
Originally Posted by missxo143
save the potty shots for 15-16 weeks. Sometimes you get an early developed boy and can see the whole turtle but a developing scrotum can still look like 3 lines.