Myth or not? Is this old wives tale true? What applies to you?

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They say women who have girls had to deal with (a lot of) nausea. And those who carried boys not (so much). What applies to you?

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last pregnancy no morning sickness at all, had a girl. this pregnancy no morning sickness again. not sure if I'm having a girl or a boy yet. maybe I just don't get morning sickness, or maybe I'm having another girl.

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Not true. Everyone's pregnancy is different. If you want to find out sex early you should do blood testing that the doc aka you about at your first or second appointment 😊

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I'm 17 weeks pregnant with a girl and have had zero nausea

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First pregnancy - constant nausea & constant throwing up, had a girl

Current pregnancy- constant nausea but no throwing up - having a boy

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I had no symptoms or cravings nothing no nausea and this time around I was so nauseous even vomitting I still don't know what this baby is 😊

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First pregnancy- little to no symptoms, it was a breeze. I had a boy.

This pregnancy- nausea, vomiting, sensitive to smell, always exhausted. I'm having another boy (everyone else thought/said I would be having a girl).

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It was true for me! I'm pregnant with a boy and had absolutely NO morning sickness of any kind.
Up until around 31-33 weeks, then I started dealing with nausea because everything is so squished and my indigestion was awful.

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My girl I wasn't nauseous my boy I was really nauseous

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I don't believe this one at all. I had a boy first and am pregnant with a girl now (34+ wks) and had just about the same amount of nausea with both of them.

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Completely opposite for me. With my son I was SO sick! Now I'm pregnant with a girl and feel amazing!

Myth or not? Is this old wives tale true? What applies to you?

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