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The only way to ensure you'll get a girl is to adopt a girl or to do IVF with PGS and only transfer female embryos. Anything else is 50/50. I've never tried it, but the basic principle makes sense to me: boy sperm is faster, but girl sperm are tougher.
9 sty 2018 · With our second pregnancy, we figured we’d try the Shettles Method, a technique I’d heard about to “sway” the process and have a baby girl. And, well, we are! Let me start off by saying I don’t wanna be a poster girl for “family balancing” or “how to determine the sex of your child.”
When seeking a girl, the couple should have sex 2½ to 3 days before ovulation. Shallow penetration coupled with the sperm deposited close to the entrance favors female conception because the area is more acidic, which inhibits the weaker Y sperm, according to the hypothesis.
With the second we tried Shettles Method to conceive a girl - we got a boy. With the third baby we tried a certain diet and the Baby Dust Method - got another boy. (Which I’m thankful for. I adore my boys.) So no, diet and timing does not work when it comes to choosing your gender. It really is 50/50. It’s complete nonsense.
Shettles is based on a theory that X-chromosome and Y-chromosome sperm travel and behave differently when swimming towards the egg, and that X-chromosome sperm live longer but swim slower while Y-chromosome sperm swim faster but die more quickly.
4 sie 2023 · The Shettles method says that when you have sexual intercourse in relation to ovulation, as well as the sex position and even the timing of orgasm, can help increase your odds of having either a girl or a boy.
29 lip 2021 · According to the Shettles method, conceiving a female fetus works best under the following factors: Sexual position: Those conceiving should have sexual intercourse face-to-face and perform...
