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I'm 13 weeks almost 14 weeks due in 6/12/15 how early can I find out the gender
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8666014 tn?1400903391
I found out at 13 weeks at a place around where I live called sneak a peek. They mostly do 3D ultrasounds but they also have a super high def regular ultrasound machine that they were able to see I was having a boy then they confirmed it at 16 weeks. Not that we had any doubts what so ever because it was VERY obvious.
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I found out at 13 weeks!!! :) he's a boy. The ultrasound tech was sure. Just had my 19 week and it was confirmed
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I found out when I was 13 weeks with a harmony test which is a blood test.. I'm now 24weeks n she is still a she.
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Its usually as early as 15wks. Depending on how your little one is positioned
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14 weeks is when they make the change that you can actually find out. My sister in law works at an ob office and they can tell then she did with both of hers and I was 14+4 when I found out.
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Thank u
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9457972 tn?1418157738
You can find out anywhere from 15 weeks and up. If you go to  womb with a view or a place like that you can find out at I believe 15-16 weeks. At the doctors office you have to be about 20 weeks depending on your insurance.
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You can find out now with a blood test, but it's usually around 20 weeks with an ultrasound
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