There are a lot of old wives tales regarding pregnancy. Everything from taking baths, to the accuracy of ultrasounds will have a tale to go along with it.
Wondering if you’re having a man or teen? Here are 20 old wives tales that have been used to predict the gender of an unborn baby. Have you tried
A collection of superstitions, beliefs, and old wives tales from various cultures and eras. Includes wedding customs and superstitions and fears about death.
There are plenty of old wives tales about gender, and I’ll admit it: Early on in my pregnancies I tried to predict my babies’ sex with these myths in mind.
You’ve probably heard some yourself – from being able to tell the sex of the from the way you’re carrying to how excess tea consumption can harm your
There wasn’t always a way to find out the sex of the baby before they were born. Now people can take a blood test at 12 weeks or get an ultrasound at 20 weeks to determine if they’re having a man or a teen.
I’m pregnant with baby no.3 and I found out yesterday he’s a man and when I did wives tale test the majority of them said it would be a teen. So don’t buy teen/man stuff for your baby if you think it’s correct because it’s not always true, I would just wait until the gender reveal scan before you buy particularly teen/man things.
Learning your baby’s sex via an ultrasound wasn’t common until the 90’s. Before then, all we had were a few old wives’ tales — but do they still hold up?
Does drinking Pepsi mean your baby will be a man? To get a teen, should you gorge on chocolate? Read the urban myths of gender selection.
