AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA omgosh I am so happy for you!!!! It's been such a long road so thrilled you have a happy ending finally!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scurlys
Another person who wasn't sick with a girl! This has been the case for several of us, myself included.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scurlys
It's been shown in real life studies that there is NO DIFFERENCE in morning sickness between boys and girls. There is very tiny difference (a couple percentage points) with slighlty more girl pregnancies having hyperemesis, but it's still very close to 50-50 (I think it's 51/49 or something like that).
You can't tell your baby's gender based on whether you're sick or not!
Want to know the craziest thing?! I was completely fine like I had told you and I started to obviously really think it was a boy and I swear I told my husband if I was just sick I’d be more convinced it could be a girl. Well around week 10 I started getting slight nausea at night only. Then each week it got longer and longer. Now I’m almost 14 weeks and have nausea all day long BUT not sick. Just feel queasy. Like I said I had insanely easy pregnancies with my first two. No nausea at all. Just couldn’t handle smells w my second. So how I feel now I’m sure I’d what most people consider “normal” and not at all how people say they’re a sick all day! So I agree. Symptoms and size of baby do NOT predict gender.
Of course I still question daily “what if my genetic test results are wrong” and my husband tells me that’s insane and it’s DNA lol
Thank you!!! I know the measuring ahead really had me convinced it was a boy but I guess really knowing when you ovulate can help. Based on Ovulation I’m onky a day ahead. I still can’t believe it. I keep thinking the test must be wrong!
Just for anyone else wondering this (if u don't see my explanation I'm sure is on the first page of this LOL) babies of the same gender are the same size during the first trimester and even into the second and third. Babies develop by gestation, not gender, not to mention that we're talking millimeters of difference and techs can measure incorrectly when dealing with such small increments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scurlys
"Measuring ahead" DOES NOT mean anyone is having a boy. Even at birth babies are all very similar in gender. My daughter was my second biggest baby, larger than 3 of my other sons! Only my first son was bigger than she was. This is 10000000% not a thing.