Baby Gender Prediction

While many parents having the option to find out go ahead, the rest keep it a surprise. Some undergo scans to check for a degenerative gene or to eliminate chances of birth defects or genetic diseases. Many a time people do it just out of curiosity so as to go ahead with zeroing in on a name for the baby, coloring the nursery and having governesses and clothes lined up.

• Ultrasound: Normally a doctor would advise 4 ultrasounds through pregnancy. But this may vary dependent on the complications and the manner of development of the pregnancy. Through ultrasound may not be used wholly to figure out the sex of the child, this comes as an icing on the cake provided the baby is in the optimal position after 16 weeks of gestation.


• Amniocentesis is a procedure which enables the extraction of amniotic fluid from the sac to allow testing for detecting complications. What it reveals are: Chromosomal Disorders, 200 Single Gene Disorders and Baby's Gender. It is primarily advised for women who have conceived in their late thirties to eliminate chances of Downs Syndrome in the fetus. Note that this however, is accompanied by the risk of miscarriage.


• Chorionic villus sampling involves taking a sample of the tissue on the exterior of the sac and this is tested to rule out the same degenerative diseases as mentioned above and carries with it risk of miscarriage and infections as well.


• DNA testing technology provided the latest and most impressive development for baby gender prediction. The new baby gender prediction tests use a tiny drop of blood from mom's finger to look for DNA and find out accurately if the unborn baby is a boy or a girl. Some of the advantages of this method are simplicity and safety, but the best of all is that it can be done as early as the 6th week of pregnancy.
  

Traditional ways to know the sex of your unborn baby (ultrasound, cvs, amnio) are usually available under medical prescription and depend on the existence of proper medical facilities such as hospitals, clinics or specialist doctors' offices.

Are there other options? For many people the options mentioned above are not available. Simply for the lack of facilities or because they don't accept the risks associated to cvs and amnio or just because the ultrasound is not giving a good picture of the baby's "private parts".

For these and many other reasons, sometimes the only suitable option is having a DNA test for baby gender prediction. Although only a few labs (most of the from USA) are offering this service to the general public, the good news is that virtually everybody, from almost any county can get this test done within a few days.

Which test is better?
The first kits of baby gender test (the most known is Baby Gender Mentor) got lots of negative feedback as they allegedly had high rates of failure, and thousands of disappointed users filed claims against the provider company Accu-Gen. Baby Gender Mentor is still being offered, but many prospective customers are looking for more reputed alternatives.

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