Hi ladies! I'm 11wks and lurking from 1st Tri board and have a quick question about gender guesses vs real results:
For those of you who had NT scans where the U/S tech made a gender guess, which of those were actually correct and which had different results at their Anatomy scan? Just curious, as our NT is Nov 3rd and not sure if we want our tech to make a guess... thanks! ![]()


Re: NT scan gender guess vs real result - how many accurate?
even if they do guess, don't count on it. the "parts" look the same at that point. most tech's won't guess anywways, because of this reason. experienced tech's can tell the differnence by the "angle of the dangle" but hey, they have a 50% chance of being right anyways.
here's a good website that shows it. you can see at 11 weeks, they both look exactly the same.
https://www.baby2see.com/gender/external_genitals.html
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I've read that, too -- they did a whole study on mothers' intuition wrt baby's sex... But, as I recall, if the mother had a preference for one sex over the other, her accuracy dropped to just barely over 50%.
I'll try to find the study and link it here; it was cool to read!
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Quote from an article on the study (and some OWTs about discerning sex):
And here's the link at the university's website:
https://web.arizona.edu/~vas/intuit.htm
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Thanks everyone! Love hearing these responses. Anyone have the tech guess and then it was wrong at the Anatomy scan? Seems like the guesses were correct.
I go at 12wks 2 days so not sure if anything will be further developed, thus easier to spot
The further from 12 weeks the more clear.
I guessed my first was a boy - and I was right.
I'm guessing this one is a girl - and so far, doctor agrees! We'll find for sure next month.
That's when mine was and it was correct! The tech that did mine says she refuses to guess before 13 weeks.
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Mine was correct - boy, but we still waited for A/S to be sure before buying anything making any nursery decisions etc.