I did have ultrasounds, but we didn`t know the sex with our kids until the last one. I just knew in my bones that I was having a boy each time and I was right both times!

I was convinced that my first child (my only delivery surprise) was going to be a boy, and when she came out and the doctor said “It’s a Girl!”, my husband and I looked at each other like we didn’t know what to do. 3 years later, we have had a boy and another girl, and we didn’t wait long to find out what we were having.
I felt like there was too much room for disappointement when we didn’t find out. It made it easier that she was our first child, and I am sure that it would have been different if we had 3 girls and we really wanted and were expecting a little boy. Either way, of course, we were happy, but it was just a little shocking.

since the day i did the pregnancy test,everybody kept telling-it’s a girl.then i was sick for two month and all my friends who have babies keep telling me that if i am sick it’ll be definitely a girl.or becouse i didn’t crave something spicy-it’s a girl.or becouse of the shape of my belly-it’s a girl.but i felt in a diferent way.for some reason i was looking just at baby boys outfits,afcourse we got everything suitable for both genders(white,cream,yellow)but i secretly bought blue hat and a little shoes with a cars on it…and when my baby was born,they put him on my chest and then said”perfect male”,the first words came out from my mouth was”afcourse a boy”

I was right. I had an overwhelming sense that I was carrying a boy. We kept him a delivery surprise, but it was no surprise when the midwife announced, “A boy!” Also, I completely lost my sweet tooth and craved salty and spicy things. Ice-cold, salty tomato juice and jalapeño.

first time i was right (boy), second i was wrong (thougt it was a girl, turned out to be a boy). because these were two totally different pregnancies, i thought it must be two different sexes. i was wrong. so my personnal question is: what is the reason for feeling good or not good during a pregnancy?

I was so sure I was having a girl. I even had many vivid dreams that it was a girl. I just felt it! Everyone I knew told me I was having a girl, too, judging by the way I carried high, my clear skin, I was glowing, I craved sweets, etc…I heard them all! And everyone was so positive that I was having a girl, which just fed the belief that I was correct.

Imagine my surprise when the baby finally came out and was announced as a “little prince.” I kept waiting for the final “ss” syllable. Everyone that was waiting at the hospital was totally surprised, too. Even my grandma, upon hearing it was a boy, asked, “are you sure?” heh. She then asked if I was disappointed. Of course not! He was a fine, healthy baby whom I could not love any more than I do, girl or boy!

I was wrong too, thought for sure I was having a girl probably because I wanted a girl so bad, I wanted the relationship with a little girl like my mother and I have. I am of course happy I will be having a boy..but these intuition stories are just silly..you have a 50/50 chance so either you guess wrong or you guess right. There is no craving that means you are having a girl or how you are carrying it depends on your body bottom line!

I was spot on….all the old wives tales pointed to me having a little girl and deep down i just knew I was having a girl, so I wasn’t surprised in the least when at my 19 week scan I was informed that yes, I was expecting a daughter, I have a gut feeling too that if I decide to have another bub one day that I will have another little girl, but I guess I will have to wait and see on that one…I have boxed up all my daughters little pink newborn clothes in case she does indeed get a baby sister one day

Rumor is she is having a girl, but doesn’t wanna confirm it, so it probably is a girl.