I want a girl too, so I hope that is case! I am 36 my husband is 40.
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I want a girl too, so I hope that is case! I am 36 my husband is 40.
I wud say iv a pretty boy friendly diet too as I'm really of very healthy at all so maybe that's y I keep getting little princes.. My only hope is iv remarried so he cud Hav plenty of pink spermies lol x
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My last five have been boys, so Jax was conceived @33 and Blayze was conceived @38. I just got BFP and will be 40 in a few wks. Not counting on it being a girl, but hope there is some truth to this.
I was 37 when I conceived my 3rd dd, my sister was 40 she also had a dd, but my other sis was 44 & she got a ds, so maybe there's more of a chance of conceiving a dd the older you are??
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Originally Posted by hotdogz&boyz
Yes what she said^^^
Totally unscientific but of all the mums I know who have had babies after 37, the majority have had girls. I know many girls born to younger mums and a couple of boys born to older mums but with massively boy friendly factors such as diet or yoga for muscles.
A couple of the older mums with girls had at least 3 boys before and were certainly not trying so I assume they had just the one attempt.
Fingers crossed for you.
My sister in law is 35 & she's having her very first baby & it's a girl. But I think it had a lot to do with the fact that she doesn't eat meat & is very in2 healthy eating & organic. So in my opinion I think her overall way of life is a girl friendly diet. As 4 me i eat a way more boy diet without knowing it. Which I think would explain my 4 sons lol
Hey, I got boys for 20 years straight before finally getting a girl at 41 - it can happen for you! (congrats!)Quote:
Originally Posted by mom2_2many
no matter what, men make 50-50 X and Y sperm! They are made of XY cells that split to make equal numbers of X and Y sperm. Some guys do go onto father more girls or more boys, but it's not because they have more X or more Y. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Angelone
no matter what, men make 50-50 X and Y sperm! They are made of XY cells that split to make equal numbers of X and Y sperm. Some guys do go onto father more girls or more boys, but it's not because they have more X or more Y. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Angelone
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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
just on the above.. if men always produce 50-50 .. but some guys do go on to father more boys, if they've had 2 or 3 DS's before, are they more likely to have more sons, if for eg. their partners dont sway or change their lifestyles?
or is it always 50-50 where they are concerned? x