what are some ways that you can figure out the sex of the baby before you go in to find out? like myths?
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Apparently if you take a gold wedding band and suspend it on a string it will swing back and forth for a boy and round and round for a girl...dubious to say the least.In practice,i have found that if you crave salty foods or icy things or carry all at the front it tends to be a boy,and if you crave citrus,sweet foods or dairy or carry all round the hips etc then it tends to be a girl.Could be coincidence but it always works for me.Above all else id say trust your instincts...i guessed mine was a girl straight away and became more and more sure as i went along.Also,log on to www.preconception.com/egi-bin/chinesechart.p1  (thats a one not an el) for a prediction based on your dob etc.Good luck with the little'un!
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check to see if you are pregnant if you are female
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you can try www.aboutbabynames.com or www.behindthename.com these website are fun and you can learn alot about your name...
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No, even if a man really believes that the baby is his, and takes a polygraph, it doesn't prove that the baby is his.  She could have had sex with several men the baby could be any of those potential fathers.  \nPaternity must be proven by a paternity test to show that you contributed to the DNA or not.
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If you feel a baby kicking? Best way would to take a pregnancy test I believe. You can buy those in most stores.
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You can rule out certain blood types, but you can't know the exact one for sure.  For example, you can be sure the father is not either blood type O or B, but he could be A or AB.  The rh factor isn't as easy to figure out.
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So what will they do, I know there are people born with both organs of male and female.. How will you do this? Very interesting...
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if the time fertilization is taken as your correct birth time,do any one knows his birth time.
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You're probably having a girl.  But remember that no matter how good the ultrasound tech or the ultrasound itself it is not 100%.  There was a couple that was having a boy and let's just say that my son was the only one born that day.  They had a girl!!!  She was called baby X because they had no girl names picked.  Congrats!!!  I only had 2 smelly boys (my ultrasound was at 16 wks and he was a boy)
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You take your chances. It's the father who determines the sex, and it all depends on which sperm gets to the egg first... the boy sperm or the girl sperm.
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http://parenting.ivillage.com/pregnancy/0,,nc26-16,00.html  If you go here it tells you everything you need to know.
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Hmmmm, I read about that, trying to remember right.  When conception first takes place, the gender is not yet set.  Every baby intially can be male or female, the stem cells then become arms, heart, eyes, everything, including male genitals and prostate OR female genitals, womb and ovaries, and including the ability to grow breasts if the baby becomes a female.  Can't remember when it is that the gender becomes effective, but it's early on.
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First, get an STD test.  You can go to a walk-in clinic and they will give you a referral, or you can go to a family planning clinic like Planned Parenthod.\n\nDon't accept responsibility for the baby without getting a paternity (DNA) test first.
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It is not always possible.. Is it a female.. or male.. Is the female married? to whom? If it is a girl... at home.. forget it.. UNLESS you know the father's name.. If it is a male.. you MIGHT be able to find out if you know the full name.. and would help considerably if you know the city and state(and address would be even better) and then to go any search sites where they have white pages and plug in the name, etc and maybe something will come up
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Take a pregnancy test.
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The actual process of giving birth is explained in a lot of web pages. You can google it but basically the uterus contracts to push the baby out. \n\nI'm not sure what you want to know but I read in a book called "Genome" that, aside from determining the gender of the baby, male chromosomes carry information that would ensure that the baby receives proper nourishment from the mother. It's a great book about genetics, the author is Matt Ridley.
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Since gender/sex is not dependent upon genetics, there is always a 50/50 chance or 50% probability that the child will be one sex. Use that to narrow down the eye color chances for those questions.