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<\/div>\nThe moment you announce your pregnancy, everyone is curious whether you\u2019ll have a boy or girl.<\/p>\n
Also, we can\u2019t deny that there\u2019s fun in guessing the gender of the unborn baby.<\/p>\n
Moreover, with various people stating their opinions about the baby\u2019s gender, you start to look for answers yourself.<\/p>\n
Different studies claim that it\u2019s possible to predict the gender of your unborn baby.<\/p>\n
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Although the predictions can be wrong sometimes, it\u2019s the fun in seeing whether or not you guessed right that matters.<\/p>\n
Below are some scientific signs that can give away the gender of your unborn child.<\/p>\n
1. Severe nausea and vomiting<\/strong><\/p>\n Although it\u2019s common for pregnant women to experience morning sickness, the intensity can mean a few things. <\/p>\n Few moms suffer from severe vomiting and nausea than their pregnant counterparts.<\/p>\n Studies show that these moms most likely carry a girl because of the pregnancy hormone (hCG) produced more by female fetuses.<\/p>\n 2. Forgetful memory<\/strong><\/p>\n Do you often forget the slightest things? Sure, it can be due to stress, but studies have linked women carrying daughters to underperforming in memory tests compared to moms carrying sons. So, if you\u2019re pregnant and constantly struggling to remember where you kept your car keys, it could be the reason why.<\/p>\n 3. Stressed out<\/strong><\/p>\n It may be surprising, but cortisol levels can determine the gender of your unborn child. Research says high-stress levels during pregnancy increase the chances of expecting a girl. The reason is that girls are less vulnerable to inhospitable environments.<\/p>\n 4. Always hungry<\/strong><\/p>\n Although your appetite is bound to change during pregnancy, increased food cravings are linked to carrying a male child. With boys, you can also crave salty foods like chips and fries. <\/p>\n However, studies say with girls, you\u2019ll crave sweet foods more like chocolate. This substantiates the fact that boys need more calories than girls; that\u2019s why they\u2019re usually heavier than girls at birth.<\/p>\n 5. Gestational diabetes<\/strong><\/p>\n Another study links gestational diabetes- a condition of increased blood glucose to carrying a boy. <\/p>\n Although no evidence holds water for this claim, the closest backing to this theory is that the male fetus leads to more pregnancy-associated metabolic changes than female fetuses.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n