Do you believe that having nausea means you will have a baby boy ?

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Symptoms have nothing to do with gender.

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Morning sickness/nausea is believed to be a girl via an old Wives Tale. That being said: first pregnancy with baby boy: felt great (aside from issues that arose later in the pregnant). Second pregnancy with baby boy #2: nauseated the entire time 😂

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Nope. I was so nauseated that I couldn’t drink water, would randomly gag on my own tongue and had to be prescribed Diclegis. Gave birth to a baby girl 😊

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I had super terrible morning sickness for 22 weeks and it was a girl 🤷🏻‍♀️ my mom was the opposite and only had sickness for boys! I don’t think it matters

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My mil was sick with both her boys. My mom was never sick with me or my sister. Ive been super suck and im having a girl. Just depends on your body, not the sex of the baby.

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My first I had bad nausea but was never sick... girl... my second I had some days of bad nausea but not as bad as my first... girl... this time if I wouldn’t eat by a certain time I would get nauseous but it was so rare, and I had like zero other symptoms...boy.

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I was incredibly sick with boys. This time it hasn't been bad at all and I'm having a girl.

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I’ve had two girls and threw up most days throughout all pregnancy with both xx

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Nausea is actually associated more with girls, not boys. It's an old wive's tale, but there is actually scientific data that shows that women with hyperemesis gravidarum are more likely to have a girl. That being said, my 2 pregnancies have been completely different so far (also in terms of nausea) and I'm having another boy.

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I’m on my second boy. No nausea at all for both.

Do you believe that having nausea means you will have a baby boy ?

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