In the mindset of the older generation of grandparents, the preference for sons over daughters is deeply rooted. They always believe that boys can take on the heavy burden of the family alone, while girls are only suitable for taking care of their husband and children, washing vegetables and cooking at home. The concept of male lead outside and female lead inside is also very strong. The gender of the baby in the pregnant mother's womb is also a concern for the entire family. Next, let's take a look at some of the six methods for identifying the gender of a fetus.
Observing the appetite of pregnant mothers, if they eat more, it is possible that they are boys because boys need more nutrients, and mothers still eat what they usually like to eat.
Observing the skin condition of pregnant mothers, it is generally found that the skin of boys is poorer, while that of girls is better. This is because when pregnant with boys, pregnant mothers are influenced by male hormones, and when pregnant with girls, they are influenced by female hormones, resulting in a more shiny and radiant skin.
Observing fetal movement should be done in the fourth month of pregnancy, which is more scientific and efficient. When the baby's fetal movements are frequent and displayed as a line, it is likely to be a boy. If the fetal movement is relatively mild, it is likely to be a girl.
Observing the shape of the belly, if it is generally round, it is highly likely to be a girl, otherwise it is a boy.
If a mother likes spicy food, it is likely to be a girl, and if it is sour, it is likely to be a boy.
In addition to the above methods, it is also possible to identify the gender of a baby by observing the position of the placenta and the uterine chart. However, these methods are for reference only and their accuracy is not particularly high. In fact, giving birth to boys and girls is the same, so don't be too concerned.
