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Everyone knows these theories are only old wives tales. I do not think many women rely on this method of prediction. The only method is an ultrasound or blood test. Not to sound rude but I don't think many people believe them anyway.
Ramzi, HB theory, and all symptoms mean nothing
Just wanted to put this out there for people trying to see if they can predict the gender. I lost my little girl at 17 weeks. I got pregnant again and I’m having the exact same symptoms. We had a scan at 6 weeks and Ramzi said girl based on where the baby was and placenta. Heart rate has been between 160-172. We did Panorama blood work and DNA says it’s a boy. None of these theories worked in predicting the sex. Just and FYI for those mommas stressing over this.
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I havent seen any posts like that since i joined the group. I see posts about ramzi but there is no science behind it lol. Its just an old wives tale on how you could predict the gender. It isnt accurate
Ma
Then why do I constantly see people asking for Ramzi theory and pointing at the science behind it?
My friend has 4 children (2 boys & 2 girls) and Ramzi as well as the HB was correct for all her kids. Just let people have their fun, it's correct for some people wrong for others. It's a 50/50 chance which are pretty big odds.
Ro
Yup exactly what I'm saying. Just let people have their fun! Sometimes it's right for them!
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There is a 50/50 chance of having either gender regardless so the theories are going to be right for some, and wrong for others. It is just fun and games :)
Ramzi, ring test, cravings, skull and Nub theory, chinease calander, and symptoms were ALL right. I am having a boy! So I am in the 50% chance of them being correct. They are NOT a way of a definite way to predict gender.
ka
I know. Plus my intuition was on a boy too. 😊 Thanks !!!
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Mine were opposite of what theories say and I had a girl lol so i guess it is just 50/50
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Crazy they all pointed to boy! Congrats :)
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