I really don't think that is truth but this is my third pregnancy and I have two girls and with this one is 3 girls and I had the same symptoms for all 3 which is morning sickness dizziness and losing weight hope that help
I have two girls and this pregnancy is different
For me its been craving sweets (including fruits), no nausea & some moodiness.. oh and the chinese gender predictor calendar was on target for me too.. but theyre all a 50/50 chance so who knows :)
Ps ^ im having a girl haha
I have one girl and two boys. My first was a little girl and that pregnancy was a breeze, just wanted to sleep, a little light headness, and I just had a little bump. My boys were a different story, I was sick from the get go. Each time I lost weight because of morning sickness and I got huge with both of them. This is my fourth one and its just like my first, so I'm guessing I'm having a girl.
Yea I was ridiculously sick with my son. I've heard having a girl doesn't make you as sick
i think im having a girl coz on my frst its very differnt from wat i am feeling now. i love to eat and eat. its very opposite and i tried the thing called chinese calendar and it says girl so im really hoping it was girl this time. im 12 weeks
It's an old wives tale. Unfortunately symptoms cannot tell you what you're having...
Does anyone suffer from night sweats?
I was really sick with my two daughters all day long this one not so bad lol
I've had horrible morning sickness my 1st and 2nd trimester I'm a few days from my 3rd and the nausea is just starting to go away.
Dstellato I've had night sweat and I'm having a girl
I was really sick with my two daughters all day long this one not so bad lol
I dont think you can really predict gender by other peoples experiences. My first pregnancy was super easy no symptoms whatsoever and I had a boy. This pregnancy is the total opposite. I was sick the first 16 weeks and its a girl. Reading others comments it looks like people experianced it the other way around so there is no way of really telling from symptoms.