8. Hair texture and glossiness:
If your hair looks thin and dull, it means that you’re carrying a girl while shiny and glossy hair indicates a boy.
9. Urine color:
The color of your urine could indicate your baby’s sex. Dull yellow colored urine could mean that you are carrying a girl.
10. Graceful:
It is said that if you are graceful throughout your pregnancy, you are going to have a girl.
11. Breast size:
When the left breast appears slightly bigger than the right one, or if there is a dramatic increase in your breast size, it means you’re having a girl!
12. The garlic test:
When you eat a clove of garlic, and your body odor does not change, then it indicates a girl. But if the smell of garlic quickly seeps out of your pores, it is a boy.
13. Dreams about baby gender:
It is said that the dreams show the opposite of what you are holding in your bump. If you see a boy in your dreams, you are likely to have a girl.
14. Toddler’s interest:
This is for mothers who are pregnant for the second time. If your toddler boy expresses interest in your pregnancy, then there is a high possibility of you having a girl. And, if he shows no interest, it may be a boy.
15. Dad’s weight:
People believe that if the dad-to-be is gaining weight when you are pregnant, you will give birth to a girl.
16. Nose:
If you do not see any change in the shape of your nose, then you are probably carrying a girl. However, if the nose is growing wider, it indicates a baby boy.
17. The linea nigra:
The dark line that appears on your baby bump can also be an indicator of the baby’s gender. According to belief, if the line continues to stretch above your belly button, you are pregnant with a baby boy. But if the line finishes below your belly button, then you are pregnant with a girl.
These above signs and symptoms may hold true for some and may not for some others. If the signs predict it right, you’ll be the proud mom of a beautiful girl. Otherwise, enjoy the surprise.
Have you tried any of these ways? Or planning to try them? Let us know about it in the comment section below.
Note:Â that the above observations have no scientific backing but have been gathered from experiences of mothers over the decades.
Gender-prediction methods are only for fun and do not replace medical examinations. MomJunction believes in gender equality; we do not support or encourage sex determination nor entertain any queries on finding the sex of the baby.
