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10485665 tn?1411740029

How early dis you find out the gender of your baby?

Has anyone been able to find out the gender at 14 weeks?
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It is possible for them to find out around 14 weeks! I found out at 14 weeks exactly that we're expecting a little girl and I've had several ultrasounds since and they still showed her little lady parts. I went to a place that had a money back guarantee from 14 weeks on.
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10485665 tn?1411740029
Thank you all.. I think I'm going to try it next week.. I will be 14 weeks!
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I had to wait until 20wks to find out & I wasn't gonna pay to find out the gender so I just waited. I'm pregnant with a miracle baby boy.
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8765505 tn?1399764936
Found out at 12 weeks via ultrasound we're expecting a boy ♡
He's still a boy at 23+ weeks :)

16tuesdays until his due date ☆
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I found out at 14 weeks it's a girl
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I found out at 14 wks by ultrasound.  And they gave me the same answer at 17wks ultrasound.  I'm having another girl.
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Baking soda and urine.  At 15 weeks
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I found out at 15 weeks I was having a girl because the did the blood test.  I had a ultrasound at 11 weeks but of course you couldnt tell. I have a ultrasound coming up in little over a week to conferm and then im telling family its a girl.
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I found out at 14 weeks.  In reality the privates of the baby start forming at 9 weeks but may be difficult to view in the sonogram. Which may be why doctors say it's "too early" and they don't want to take a chance of giving you wrong info. Even at 20 weeks if the baby doesn't want to cooperate it will keep its legs together/closed it doesn't matter the amount of weeks the baby is.
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I went at 21 weeks and still couldn't get a def answer. The tech guessed a girl but said she was at a weird angle and couldnt get a clear shot. Hopefully she was right!
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I found out at 12 weeks with my oldest boy, 16 with my youngest boy and 13 with my baby girl... it was confirmed again at 22 weeks that she still a girl lol , only 10 weeks left to meet her :-D!!!
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14 weeks found out im having a girl! 50 more days to go
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I found out about my boy at 13 weeks. Its easier to tell if it's a boy sooner than with a girl.
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9489952 tn?1404326682
At least wait till 18 weeks.. sometimes it hard to tell early on.. plus u don't wanna hear one thing and then find out anothee.. that would suck
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9865301 tn?1410321872
I found out at 14 weeks with both of my pregnancies
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I found out at 11 weeks. My doctor said "it's still a little early but it's pretty obvious it's a boy" lol.
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I found out at 14 1/2 weeks I was having a girl.
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8524235 tn?1406157622
I found out @ 14weeks and 5 days.
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I found out I was having a boy at 14 weeks
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8489354 tn?1405627762
I paid to find out at 14 weeks. My doctor confirmed at 16 weeks and the ultrasound tech also confirmed at 19 weeks.
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They can sometimes tell as early as 16 weeks, but I found out with my daughter and my son at 18 weeks. I hope they can tell this time at 17 weeks.
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I'm 13 weeks and did the blood test, I get my results in 14 days, My doctor told me I had to wait between 18 to 20 weeks and I simply didn't want to wait that long
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I tried at 14 and 16 weeks with no result. .. my doctor said I had to wait til week 21 because that's when the baby spreads their legs and don't keep them tucked in to cover their genitals. .. so I found out I was having a girl at 21 weeks
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