Chinese Birthing Chart

Chinese Birth Chart - Was it accurate for you?

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future mommy

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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!

http://www.webwomb.com/chinesechart.htm
 
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i was REALLY hoping for a girl... instinctively, i knew i was carrying a boy...my boy is now 10.5 months and i would not give him up for ANYTHING! he is the joy of my life(of course along with hubby!)

when you hold your baby, and they look up at you and you know that you are their entire world, the sex of the baby doesn't matter in the least!

good luck!
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future mommy:

We saw this chart while I was expecting back in 2002. The chart was accurate for me, but not for my friend who was expecting at the same time.

When we were trying to get pregnant, I followed the methods in the "Take Charge of Your Fertility" book. We didn't particularly aim for a specific gender, but we got the gender the book says we would get during that time.

Sara.
 
Your baby is so cute, carang. Yeah, your right. It really doesn't matter what gender is your baby. But being chinese and all that, it gives you a lot of pressure to have a baby boy! :burnout:

Sara:

Thanks for that info. I hope it works for me too. :dance:
 
my husband is chinese. i guess that i was really lucky....i never felt pressure from my MIL or my hubby to have a boy... they both only wanted a healthy baby....

i guess, my MIL thought she was never going to be a grandma and was just sooooooo happy that finally she was going to be, she didn't really care about the sex of the child... :dance:
 
I just wanted a healthy baby and I got a beautiful baby girl. I did look at the Chinese birth chart when I was pregnant to see what it predicted and it said I would have a boy ~ so it was wrong. All the Chinese women I met also thought I would have a boy as I was carrying low and all in the front (you couldn't tell I was pregnant from behind).

Whatever God gives you, I'm sure you will be the happiest person in the world to have your baby in your arms. I always wanted only 2 children, but after having my daughter I now want 4! I am a stay-at-home-mom and there is nothing better than laughing and playing with my daughter all day!
 
The chart is right on me. I didn't use it "before" I get pregnant, but just to be nosey and see if it's correct or not.

achan
 
I remember looking at the chart when I was pregnant. It was accurate for us.
Have added a poll to this thread, how about we all vote?

Rani
 
I've heard it has to do with the alkali and acidity of one's diet. If you like alkali food like milk, then you'll have a boy. If you like lemon tea, then you'll have a girl. I like lemon tea, and another girl I know likes lemon tea. We both have girls.
 
Rani:

Can I asked you a very nosy question? :missingto I mean, how did you do it? for example, if the chart said that you're going to have a boy this April-May, are you going to "do it" the first or second week of the month just to be sure of the gender? :dance:

As for a chan the same question applies to you too? :burnout:

I am really obsessed of having a baby boy! :cheers:
 

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