Morning sickness indicates boy?!

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Hi all! I’m 9 weeks tomorrow and have not had any morning sickness! Now I don’t want anyone to be upset by this post. I out of everything want a healthy baby BUT if I had a choice in the gender it would be a girl! I’m ok either way. A lot of people have told me from their experience and all that no morning sickness gave them a baby boy. I am happy either way but does anyone else think they are having a boy based on no morning sickness?
The reason why I hope I have a girl is because I have been through a lot (sexual abuse from my own father, by the neighbor, I’ve rebelled and hit rock bottom) and now I’m a strong woman. I want to show my baby girl how to be a strong woman no matter what life throws at you and as long as she has a supporting family and friends, she has nothing to fear! I know I can show my boy the same but the connection with my mom going through it as well has brought us closer and I want that sexual abuse cycle to end. I hope this explains the reason

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I  was really  sick with my second boy With that being said I just wanna let you know you can do the same with your little boy or a girl !! If you have a boy you can teach him to respect woman  also

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There is actually no correlation between nausea and a gender. ☹️
Only thing you can go by, is ho many boys or girl are in your mans side of family (if males have more girls or boys), and even that is not an exact indicator.

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My 1st pregnancy woke up nauseous and it subsided a couple hours after, no actual vomiting- baby girl
Morning sickness until 8 weeks- baby boy
Morning sickness all day until 24 weeks- baby girl
Morning sickness just turned to nausea- I'll know gender in a couple weeks

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I had the worst morning sickness with my first son and NO morning sickness with my girl.

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I have had the worst morning sickness this entire pregnancy and was sure it was a girl, buuuuut it’s a boy 🤷🏻‍♀️

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My first pregnancy I was super sick and lost a lot of weight from it. Turned out it was a baby girl! 
Second pregnancy I didn't have a lick of morning sickness... Baby was another girl!

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My first pregnancy I remember at 11 weeks thinking I was going to be one of those lucky women that didn’t get morning sickness... then got severe morning sickness by 13 weeks and was sick until birth-couldn’t keep anything down and lost 20lbs. I looked so sick. Ended up being a boy! Lol

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I had slight nausea on exactly two occasions with my first son. 
With my second we didn’t find out the gender, and I had nausea regularly. No puking, but every hour or so I would get a wave of nausea and then recover. I also couldn’t eat much my first trimester. 
SO I thought, must be a girl because this is so different form last time. 
And he is a boy too! 
So this time I’m not nauseous, but “queasy” like all the time. And I’m not even trying to guess what that means, because I think each baby just effects your body differently, not necessarily because of gender. 
Sorry my experience isn’t encouraging news! 
But if your little one is a boy, you might be surprised by how deep a connection you can have with them right away, how sensitive little guys can be, and how healing it might be to raise a young man who respects women and loves them well because of how much he loves his momma. 😊

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My first was a boy and I wasn’t sick at all this time around I’m so bad I go from my bed to the couch I can’t do anything I’m so sick.....so I’m praying it’s a girl!!

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I’ve had NO morning sickness and I’m having a boy