Chinese Birthing Chart

Chinese Birth Chart - Was it accurate for you?

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It worked on my first son both by real age/gregorian calender month and by chinese age/lunar calender month. However, sadly, it may not work for my second one. I always have strong instinct that I am carrying a boy now and from the chinese birthing chart I am supposed to have another boy. All the pregnancy signs that I have are 95% the same as when I was carrying my 1st boy. Nevertheless, the OB told us that "it is likely to be a girl" from my 14 months ultrasound, although she said she will confirm again next time. My first boy is so wonderful that make me so much want to have 2 boys and feel disappointed when the OB told us that the baby was "most likely" to be a girl.
Does anyone have experience to have same pregnancy symptoms but turn out to be different gender?
How accurate is 14 months ultrasound for determining the baby gender?
Is it absolute to have a girl if you conceive the baby not right on or close to ovulation?
Hope anyone can help me.
 
Hello everyone, I just saw a thread about choosing your baby gender. My friend emailed me this link about a year ago. I don't know whether it's accurate or not but I think it's worth a try. Maybe, this could help those
mom's who wanted a baby boy or baby girl.

My husband and I are planning to have a baby boy by next year and we're going to try the chart, I hope it works! Bcuz if not, it's going to be a bummer! :burnout: I really wanted to have a baby boy! :missingto

By the way, have anyone tried any method to have a baby boy? If yes, tell us your story. thanks!

Here is the link: http://www.wgnspike.com/spec/spec01.htm

Do you know a method that has a scientific backing behind it for conceiving a male or female child?

Here it is:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/10825/choosing_the_sex_of_your_baby.html?cat=38

If you chart your cycle and know when you ovulate this is your best bet at having a sway over whether you get a boy or girl. I have friends who did this to conceive girls for both children. Of course, this means that you have to go through the work of charting your cycle.

It's pretty fascinating. For more info. on charting:

http://www.naprotechnology.com/index.html
http://www.woomb.org/
 
Do you know a method that has a scientific backing behind it for conceiving a male or female child?

Here it is:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/10825/choosing_the_sex_of_your_baby.html?cat=38

If you chart your cycle and know when you ovulate this is your best bet at having a sway over whether you get a boy or girl. I have friends who did this to conceive girls for both children. Of course, this means that you have to go through the work of charting your cycle.

It's pretty fascinating. For more info. on charting:

http://www.naprotechnology.com/index.html
http://www.woomb.org/

The method is called The Shettles Method:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shettles_Method
 
I did the chart too it said i was going to have a girl but i just had my scan last week and it was a boy,
I read that if you want to try for a boy you should have sex on the day of your ovulation because male sperm swim faster than female and also die faster than the female sperms, so if you want a girl then try and have sex a day before your ovulation day because the male sperm would die off first then the female sperm will be able to take its time to swim up to your egg, or you can give it a helpping hand the next day after sex and have your legs waving in the air.
 
I did the chart too it said i was going to have a girl but i just had my scan last week and it was a boy,
I read that if you want to try for a boy you should have sex on the day of your ovulation because male sperm swim faster than female and also die faster than the female sperms, so if you want a girl then try and have sex a day before your ovulation day because the male sperm would die off first then the female sperm will be able to take its time to swim up to your egg, or you can give it a helpping hand the next day after sex and have your legs waving in the air.

YTV...that is exactly what I posted above. :0) That is the closest you can get to having control over whether you conceive a boy or girl...I really don't think that the Chinese chart has much bearing. I do think, though, that the gene pool in HK favors conceiving males. :0) I think I remember reading an article about the disproportionate amount of males conceived in Hong Kong whereas worldwide more females are conceived than males.
 
Here is a short video from the American TV show which informatively and concisely describes how the different life length that male and female sperm have and how that fits with conception.

Interesting.

[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRHUu5oDXZQ"]YouTube - Sex and Intimacy - Sperm Facts[/nomedia]
 
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I tried the chart too but it was wrong. It said I was going to have a girl.

Maybe I can prodict if your going to have a boy or girl for you. I've been pritty good so far.
I can tell by looking at the parents before they get pregnat I can see if your first chiled is going to be a boy or girl.
you want to try?
 
YTV...that is exactly what I posted above. :0) That is the closest you can get to having control over whether you conceive a boy or girl...I really don't think that the Chinese chart has much bearing. I do think, though, that the gene pool in HK favors conceiving males. :0) I think I remember reading an article about the disproportionate amount of males conceived in Hong Kong whereas worldwide more females are conceived than males.


Sorry MLBW I didn't click on the link you posted.
 
is there an updated version of this chart? i clicked on the link mentioned by the OP but the website is showing something else.
 

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