Down through the ages when a woman gets pregnant, everyone wants to know if it will be a boy or a girl. The mom to be wants to know so that she can plan for the nursery or plan what clothes to buy. The dad to be wants to know so he can hopefully get [...]
Down through the ages when a woman gets pregnant, everyone wants to know if it will be a boy or a girl. The mom to be wants to know so that she can plan for the nursery or plan what clothes to buy. The dad to be wants to know so he can hopefully get his son ready for whatever sport he loves.
Of course they both just want the child to be born healthy without any complications. Still they try to seek out a gender predictor of some sort so they will have a good idea as to what to expect, a boy or a girl.
Now the grandmother of the newborn, the maternal or paternal, of course can tell what the mama is carrying based on some ancient fable she has been taught or has heard of. These methods of predicting the sex of the child have always been “iffy” to say the least. But don’t try to tell granny any different. She knows that her gender predictor is correct.
Of course their way of predicting the sex of the child has always worked, or nearly always. They can give you plenty of examples to prove that they are right. Now of course they won’t cite any examples where they were wrong. We know where that would lead.
Then there is the scientific gender predictor that has a little more fact and a lot less fiction to prove their point. These method have some validity but still can be wrong on occasion. For one thing you may have not “carried the one” or misfigured a date or some such thing.
The point is don’t count on either method to be 100% accurate. It doesn’t always work out that way. Whatever gender predictor you use, take it with a grain of salt and just be happy with what you have.
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