Pregnancy is full of surprises, and so are the myths surrounding baby gender predictions. From cravings to morning sickness, people have long believed that certain symptoms can reveal if you're having a boy or a girl.
Let’s take a look at some of the most popular myths and see if they hold up.
What are gender prediction myths
Gender prediction myths are quirky fables that claim to reveal whether you’re having a boy or a girl based on things like cravings, mood swings or even how you’re carrying your baby. While these myths are fun, they’re usually not backed by science (but they’re still fun to read about).
Where do these myths come from?
Gender prediction myths stem from old wives' tales or superstitions that claim to be able to predict the sex of a baby based on various signs, symptoms or behaviours during pregnancy. These myths have been passed down through generations long before ultrasounds and blood tests were invented, so do they hold any truth?
Let’s get into it!
