Basic anatomy of a girl?

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Two folds on each side and center? This was a not fully formed 14 week ultrasound.

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At 14 weeks girls parts can be swollen and look similar to little boys. That's also a reason as to why they say to find out gender around 20 weeks once everything is developed and adjusted

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Looks like a boy to me. Here is my little girl's ultrasound at 14 weeks 6 days

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Looks boy to me, honestly. We had an early gender scan at 15 weeks and it's a boy, it was
 confirmed again at 18+3.

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Looks all boy to me... Here's my girl at 13+4

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18.4 weeks and mine was thought to be a boy and 23.1 weeks confirmed to be a boy.

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So the general thing you look for at this stage is three parallel lines for girl and two that come to a point for boy. There is another view they can get parallel with the spine that helps too (tubercle parallel to spine - female, tubercle greater than about 30* offset from the spine -male). If they get those two views and the analysis agrees it's around an 80-90% chance that it's accurate.

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Idk, it almost seems like it's sticking out too far to be a girl. I really don't know though. Here is my boy at 16 weeks.

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My girl at 20 weeks

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Kinda seems like a boy not girl

Basic anatomy of a girl?

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