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Grandmother’s Methods for Predicting a Baby’s Gender Early in Pregnancy

Old-fashioned methods for predicting a baby’s gender early in pregnancy have long fascinated future parents. While these methods are not scientifically proven, some people still use them out of curiosity. Here are a few traditional gender prediction methods that have been passed down through generations:

The Pendulum Method

A ring or needle is tied to a thread and held above the expectant mother’s belly. If the pendulum moves in a circular motion, it’s said to be a girl! On the other hand, if it swings back and forth, it would indicate a boy.

Belly Shape

It is believed that if the belly is high and pointed, the baby is a girl. If the belly is wide and low, it predicts a boy.

Food Cravings

According to this belief, food cravings can reveal the baby’s gender. If the expectant mother craves sweets, she might be expecting a girl, whereas cravings for salty foods would indicate a boy.

Heartbeat Rate

Some say that if the baby’s heartbeat is above 140 beats per minute, it’s likely a girl, and if it’s lower, it could be a boy.

The Moon Method

This method suggests that the moon’s position at the time of conception is linked to the baby’s gender. If conception happened during a full moon, it would be a girl, and if it occurred during a new moon, it would predict a boy.

Do you know any other methods to predict a baby’s gender in advance?
In any case, remember that the only reliable way to determine a baby’s gender is through the second-trimester ultrasound, usually performed around the 4th month of pregnancy. Until then, we wish you lots of patience and excitement! ❤️