Methods on Baby Gender Predictions can make your Dreams Come True
Ever since you were a child, you already picture the family that you want to have someday – there's your husband, charming, good looking and responsible, your children – two boys and two girls, the perfect family. You envision yourself as a mother, seeing yourself holding either a handsome baby boy or a beautiful baby girl in your arms for the first time, and you want to make this dream of yours come true. You think that all you can do is wish for your dream to happen, leaving everything to fate. Not everyone is lucky to get the baby gender of their dreams the first try, just by merely wishing, hoping, and praying. If you are really determined to have a baby with a gender that you prefer, you can do something about it, by following natural methods of baby gender predictions. I have enumerated some popular ones below:
Timing: believe it or not, choosing your baby gender naturally involves the timing of your sexual contacts with your partner. You need to time it with your ovulation, since it's the only time you can get pregnant. Based on the behavioral differences of each sperm, let's just call them the male and female producing sperm respectively. To produce a girl, you should time your sexual contacts three days or more before you ovulate, since female sperm are more resilient than the male sperm, they can wait in the cervix for days for ovulation to take place, and still be viable, while the weaker male sperm dies. Sexual contacts near your ovulation, two days before, or much better, on the day itself, will ensure that you will conceive a boy, since male sperm are faster swimmers than the female sperm. Once ovulation takes place, the male sperm will reach the egg faster than the female sperm. If you do not know when you will ovulate, you can try using a fertility calendar, ovulation test kits, cervical mucus check, or try charting your basal body temperature.
Sexual Positions: also based on the differences between the two kinds of sperm, sexual positions are necessary, since the location of where the semen will be placed, is what you will depend on to determine the gender of the baby you will conceive. Sperm deposited near a woman's cervix will produce a boy, while sperm released far from the cervix will most likely create girl. Male sperm are faster so they can defeat the female sperm, if the length of their travel is only short. On the other hand, if the travel is longer, like when you put the sperm far from the cervix, the female sperm can outlive the male sperm during their journey to the egg. Furthermore, the environment in the vaginal tract is not friendly to male sperm, so if they are released there, they would possibly die quickly.
Those are only some of the ways to ensure that you will having a boy or girl. The choice is for you to take; you just have to take advantage of it. If you want a thorough explanation of the methods for baby gender predictions, just click here.
Timing: believe it or not, choosing your baby gender naturally involves the timing of your sexual contacts with your partner. You need to time it with your ovulation, since it's the only time you can get pregnant. Based on the behavioral differences of each sperm, let's just call them the male and female producing sperm respectively. To produce a girl, you should time your sexual contacts three days or more before you ovulate, since female sperm are more resilient than the male sperm, they can wait in the cervix for days for ovulation to take place, and still be viable, while the weaker male sperm dies. Sexual contacts near your ovulation, two days before, or much better, on the day itself, will ensure that you will conceive a boy, since male sperm are faster swimmers than the female sperm. Once ovulation takes place, the male sperm will reach the egg faster than the female sperm. If you do not know when you will ovulate, you can try using a fertility calendar, ovulation test kits, cervical mucus check, or try charting your basal body temperature.
Sexual Positions: also based on the differences between the two kinds of sperm, sexual positions are necessary, since the location of where the semen will be placed, is what you will depend on to determine the gender of the baby you will conceive. Sperm deposited near a woman's cervix will produce a boy, while sperm released far from the cervix will most likely create girl. Male sperm are faster so they can defeat the female sperm, if the length of their travel is only short. On the other hand, if the travel is longer, like when you put the sperm far from the cervix, the female sperm can outlive the male sperm during their journey to the egg. Furthermore, the environment in the vaginal tract is not friendly to male sperm, so if they are released there, they would possibly die quickly.
Those are only some of the ways to ensure that you will having a boy or girl. The choice is for you to take; you just have to take advantage of it. If you want a thorough explanation of the methods for baby gender predictions, just click here.
