How different was your boy - to girl pregnancy ??

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1st-boy morning sickness only to peanut butter and canned corn, carried lower, only gained weight in the stomach, craved sour everything.
2nd-girl sick all day everyday the whole pregnancy, carried very high but she was breech until 36 weeks, gained weight all over, hands, feet, face, craved prime rib and seasoned rice.
3rd-boy sick all day everyday the whole pregnancy, only gained weight in my stomach, carried very low, craved beer(dont worry I didnt drink any).
4th-boy sick all day every day the first 26 weeks, currently almost 33 weeks and still have a terrible gag reflux but I can eat!, carrying low, havent gained any weight just gaining back what I lost from being so sick but feet, face, and hands are swollen, random cravings but nothing reoccurring. Like last week I craved scrambled eggs, this week a plain bagel with strawberry cream cheese, I craved chili and soups for a few weeks, huge meat aversion this pregnancy.
Overall 4 pregnancies have been very different, the only thing that was really different was my girl was always in my ribs and my boys were always low. But my girl was the only one that was breech for so long so that could be why I carried her so high. All 4 babies always had heartrates in the high 150s-low 160s.

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A lot of things were similar. My morning sickness while not as severe was set off by the same things. The fridge smelled bad (that's how I knew I was pregnant in the first place). I really wanted strawberries and croutons.  But the tiredness for my daughter was unreal. The morning sickness was worse. I gained about 23 lbs. For my son I am 39 weeks and have only gained 10 lbs (though you couldn't tell by looking at me!)  I feel more mobile. I've had more cramping and stronger Braxton Hicks. So it really depends on what symptoms we're talking about :)

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The only thing that’s been consistent is I’ve lost 20lbs due to nausea/throwing up. Otherwise they’ve been pretty different. With my daughter I was not as nauseous but literally everything made me throw up. And currently I’m pregnant with my son and I’m wayyyyy more nauseous but don’t seem to throw up as much. 
My daughter I had clear cut cravings. My son NOTHING sounds or tastes good.

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With my son I was very sick and only wanted fruit and chocolate for a while, I was tired and I had a few headaches and I hated coffee
I'm now pregnant with a girl and I had bad nausea but could eat a variety of things in small portions I constantly get headaches and I love coffee I'm addicted to fizzy drinks so I try water fizzy with flavour to be healthier and I'm still tired

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My first pregnancy (girl) and all I wanted to do is eat no stop and that’s how I knew I was pregnant along with out symptoms. All I want was sweets. 
My second and third pregnancy both boys. I knew I was pregnant bc I had the same symptoms but I hardly wanted to eat and had to force myself to eat like I’m supposed to but my craves was exactly the same steak and potatoes 🤣
My fourth and last pregnancy it’s was the same way as my first pregnancy and that’s how I knew it was a girl before I found out lol. 😁

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When I was pregnant with a girl I knew I was pregnant right away. I had every symptom in the book 🙄 it drove me crazy and my symptoms never lit up until I miscarried. I’m currently pregnant with a boy and omg it’s so much different. I don’t really have symptoms. If I do it comes for a few mins then gone. But I only get symptoms like 2-3 times a week. Other than that I usually don’t feel pregnant. I didn’t know I was pregnant until I took a test for fun and it came out faint. My sister was the same way when she was pregnant with her son. She didn’t find out she was pregnant until a month later because she had no symptoms and thought maybe her cycle was just off. But every person and pregnancy is different.

How different was your boy - to girl pregnancy ??

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