Planning a pregnancy, would like a girl, but how? - planning pregnancy
My husband and I finally want our second pregnancy. We have an 8 years. My husband says he just wants to have another child. The thing is that your family is tall an account, I would like a girl. Of course, if I'm with another man I love so much. But I fear that if I was a child, want to try again for a girl, and I know that my husband did not want to keep trying. Does anyone have any tips or any other safe way to improve my chances for a girl?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Planning Pregnancy Planning A Pregnancy, Would Like A Girl, But How?
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Ask your gynecologist about the causes of the transition of girls to boys during development. Every baby starts to like a girl from the beginning, then there is an additional hormone, which occurs during development to what would be the vagina, ovaries in a penis / testicle ...
There are many myths about the different test urban posistions can, there's probably a book on Barnes and Noble or your local library.
But in truth, I think you can try what sex the child will control ... but still, ask your gynecologist ... I think that probably the best option.
Have sex 3 days before ovulation and not the gender of the remaining days before ovulation or going to be a child.
I'm sure there is a way to improve the chances of a child, because it depends almost on Daddy's swimmers. I've heard that, as the conservation may limit the (men) and lower sperm counts, design new aid climbing, if it help them, the amount of girls that are generated (chromosomes I mean). Of course it will also increase children.
There is no way to control them!
You can be sure you have a child to carry out a DNA analysis on the sperm of her husband. Otherwise, roll the dice.
It is possible to try to get a girl.
The only sure way I know I have a daughter, his sperm cells were separated and the female sperm invetro. But most people can not afford it.
The only way I know to try to have sex 3 days before ovulation. The male sperm swim faster and more aggressively, but only live for 12-24 hours. The female sperm are less aggressive and swim slower but live for 48-72 hours. So, in theory, if you have sex 2-3 days before ovulation, only female sperm are still alive and enter the egg.
I have a friend who has a daughter and worked for them. I have a friend who has a child and worked for them. But I also know people who have tried and it did not work.
Good luck and have fun trying!
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