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Sex and Fertility Calendar

Can a fertility calendar help couples try for a girl or a boy?


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Hi Kim

No, there is absolutely no way to predict whether you will conceive a boy or a girl, there is a 50/50 chance.  If you have a genetic disorder that is dominant in one sex, then you can talk to your doctor about selective egg implantation.

best of luck to you.
Posted 2008-12-15T10:06:51Z
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absolutely not. the gender has nothing to do with when were or how u do it. it is totaly deternined by the x and y chromazones
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There is never a 100% way to determine the gender of the baby -- regardless of what people or experts tell you. What you should aim for is a healthy baby, not the gender.
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