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Gender at 14 weeks

I had an ultrasound today, and the tech said it looks like a girl! Had anyone else had an ultrasound that early and been able to tell? I don't want to start buying pink for it to change in a couple weeks! :)
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Its more acurate wen thy telling u it looks like a boy at 14 weeks. I was told it looked like a boy my first pregnancy at 13 weeks n he sure is a boy still at 7 months old lol
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I was told at 16weeks we were have a baby boy and it was clear cause he was deff proud to show his mommy he was a boy lol and you could deff see his Lil thangg but 16weeks is really the earliest you can be told we go back on the 2 of aug for our anatomy scan :)!
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The baby's genitals are formed by 12 wks but they are so small you may not be able to tell
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I was told that its more likely to be accurate if its a boy because the genitals don't grow inward any one know if this is true, cuz I was told mine is a boy and you can clearly see a little penis, but like young mama said i was only 14 weeks
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The baby's genitals are in there early forming stage at 14 weeks. I would wait for atleast 4 more weeks hun to buy anything to be sure :)
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They don't usually tell you the sex that early because it can change. Most doctors want until the 18-20 week, just to be sure.
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