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Have any of you mommies heard any myths about the baby being a girl or boy???

I don't really believe in any of those myths, but it was true for me! Funny too because although I don't believe in them, I would always look them up in hopes we were having a girl.lol & everyone thought it was a girl anyhow by other symptoms or behaviors I had. Good luck, hope you get what you want too.

s beautiful but I have a feeling this baby is gonna be a boy! Does anyone believe in the myths about boys and girl pregnancy? And if so what are some you ladies are feeling with a boy pregnancy!?

ve done several of the old wives tales/myths to see..I got boy on all the myths. Has any body done these and saw that it worked or was there something different you did to get an early peek at the baby's gender.. thanks!

Nope all myths said girl but I'm having my second boy. And this pregnancy is a 180 from my first you never know.

Those are all myths myths and myths. They're myths for a reason. It's all on your genes not by a ring and a string.

Its myths Its just something fun to play around with you can only tell the gender by an ultrasound

No no no.. Lol everything about those myths are just that..(myths) my baby was 160 ...I've been sick from day 1 till now... I have no acne, did all the gender test Lol it's a boy!

I know most or all are myths but my husband really wants a boy so Id like to do all the things people think will allow me to conceive a boy, and well see what I get. Brittny was wondering the same thing so any methods or foods to conceive either gender would be much appreciated.

, these are all things they say point to you having a boy. Pregnancy myths are called myths for a reason lol I know it seems like a long time but the only way to know for sure is to wait until your doctor confirms it, which isn't even 100% accurate.

They are exactly that, myths. They have a 50/50 chance of being right for you as baby only has 2 possible genders. Apparently if you only have a bump its a girl but if you gain weight all over then it's a boy. If you carry high it's a girl, low it's a boy. If the baby has a higher heartrate it's a girl. They will be right 50% of the time.

s gender by movements, what side it leans to, or the size or shape or belly. Every body came up with myths about my friend's and my pregnancy and they were all wrong. It's just a 50 50 chance. People might guess the gender right but doesn't make the myths true. They just had a lucky guess.

What are some things you ladies found to be myths once you got pregnant?

I get that ur just asking...not that u wantbto have a drink.so I believe its just up to the body and baby there are drug addicted moms that give birth to healthy kids.and mom that dont know they are pregnant and somke and drink again the babies are fine .im NOT one of em' but I have seen it in real life & on IDK I was pregnant show.its just that the worst scenario can happen so I think that is when the "myths"come in.

So I've heard and seen some Pretty ridiculous myths about pregnancy. My favorite has to be that scratching your belly causes stretch marks. I itch and scratch all the time and I'm stretch mark free! Any other mamas here see or hear a Ridiculous myth that made you crack up?

m having a girl and the only thing that was correct with the myths was the really bad morning sickness! Even the doctor asked me if I was having a boy after hearing the heartbeat. And the Chinese calendar was wrong for me as well...said I was having a boy.

s all up to the sperm.... and you have a 50/50 shot there.

I have flexibility issues in almost all of my joints (Knees, elbow, wrist, ankle). Coincidentally, all the joints in the right side of my body are worse. I cannot squat as the back of my feet cannot touch my butt, my hand cannot touch my shoulder, cannot do pushup as wrist will hurt a lot. I have done xrays but doctor said my xrays are fine. Went through physiotherapy but joints flexibility does not improve no matter how much i stretched.

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