13 week sex reveal

Rhuskey1 · December 2014

Has anyone else have a sex reveal ultrasound at 13 weeks. Did it come out wrong later at your 16/20 weeks ultrasound or was it a 100% accurate? This is my (BOY?!) ultrasound.

jetreyes · December 2014

I have heard that 13 weeks is too early to accurately tell the sex of the baby. Your baby could very well be a boy, but every baby has a penis at 13 weeks so... I'd strongly suggest you wait until your anatomy scan to make sure that this guess at 13 weeks is correct.

carolyngrace · December 2014

Yes, it's too early.

Please, USE THE SEARCH FUNCTION.

These first two are likely the nicest responses you're going to get.

awheeler4311 · December 2014

Pretty please for the love of Pete, use the search function!! You will see others posting the same question and you can read through their responses. It will help answer your question! Congrats on a healthy baby!

jetreyes · December 2014

@carolyngrace‌ I'm glad you mentioned that. I was going to say something along those lines.

suzysurparis · December 2014

Also, your first and last name are on that picture, this is a public forum, internet safety yo.

Rhuskey1 · December 2014

Thank you for your answers. I've read medical articles which say the sex of a fetus can be seen as early as 11 weeks as long as the position of the baby and the machine used is a good one. All babies do not have a penis at 13 weeks! My question was for moms who have experienced early sex ultrasounds and if they have been wrong since I know 3% of boys are guessed incorrectly.

awheeler4311 · December 2014

Rhuskey1 said:
Thank you for your answers. I've read medical articles which say the sex of a fetus can be seen as early as 11 weeks as long as the position of the baby and the machine used is a good one. All babies do not have a penis at 13 weeks! My question was for moms who have experienced early sex ultrasounds and if they have been wrong since I know 3% of boys are guessed incorrectly.

Can you show us these medical articles please? I'd love to see

jetreyes · December 2014

Okay, that's it! Obviously you haven't done enough research @Rhuskey1‌

11 weeks? Baby genitals aren't anywhere near completely formed by then and thus no you cannot tell (I don't care what kind of machine is used) the sex of any baby at that point. I'm sorry you're not getting the feedback you want. But please go somewhere else with this question. Baby center maybe?

I'm with you, @wormgerm‌ someone please show her the diagram!