Hello Everyone,
I was always told that you had to be 20 weeks to find out the sex of the baby...however I recently scheduled my 2nd ultrasound to have the "folds test" done, and many women I have talked to said this particular office can tell you the sex of the baby at 13 WEEKS! Especially if it is a boy. Does anyone out there have the same experience? How early did you find out?
Thanks for the insight!
Re: How early can the sex be determined?
We found out at our anatomy scan which was dona at about 18 weeks. I think 12 weeks is pretty early to tell with a sonogram, but I don't know for sure.
My doctor told me that you should wait until at least 16 weeks to start to determine the sex. If it's a boy, you can typically tell earlier, but she recommended we wait at least til week 16.
They determined my little one was a boy at 16 weeks and 5 days.
We found out at our n/t scan at 11 weeks, 6 days at GBMC...the tech said 90% sure it was a girl. We found out for sure at 18 weeks during the anatomy scan that it was a girl and that is when we told everyone. I had multiple scans after that for medical reasons and funny enough, I always asked them to tell me it was a girl.
I think next time, I won't let them tell us at the n/t scan as for like 6 weeks, it was like, maybe it's a girl, maybe it's not...but it seems like it is, but what if it's not....drove me a bit nutty waiting for the anatomy scan.
You can tell very early by Amnio, but the longer you wait the more accurate your results are projected to be. This site is great at explaining exactly why, as boys and girls look very very similar early in pregnancy.
https://www.baby2see.com/gender/external_genitals.html
Forgot to answer your second question. We have not found out, we will on birthday!
Happy Birthday, little man. We love you so much!
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