I believe many female friends are most worried about whether their unborn baby can develop and grow healthily after pregnancy. The most important thing they want to know is whether their baby is male or female. There are many methods and sayings in the folk about testing the gender of the fetus, such as looking at the breasts. Is it accurate to test the gender of the fetus by looking at the nipples during pregnancy?
There is no scientific basis for inferring a baby's gender based on the nipple, nor is it an accurate method for testing fetal gender. This is just a folk belief from the older generation. To accurately determine a baby's gender, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination. After becoming pregnant, women's breasts undergo some changes. As the baby grows, the mother's breasts also grow. Preparing breast milk for the baby after birth may not be accurate for both men and women.
There are also some folk methods for testing the gender of a baby, such as observing the shape of a pregnant woman's belly, which have no scientific basis and are passed down among the older generation. Pregnant mothers do not need to believe too much, as they will be revealed after the baby is born.
As of now, giving birth to both boys and girls is the same. The misconception of favoring boys over girls in the older generation has disappeared. As long as the baby in the womb is healthy and sound, it is an excellent thing. Pregnant women do not need to be too eager to know the gender of the baby during pregnancy. They just need to take good care of the fetus, exercise moderately, and pay attention to a balanced diet.
