Am I More Likely To Have The Same Gender As My Mom Did?
Am I More Likely To Have The Same Gender As My Mom Did
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I often hear from people who want to know if they will end up conceiving the same gender that their own mother did. For example, I sometimes hear from women who'll say something like: "I come from a family of three girls. Does this mean that I will be more likely to have girls too?" Or, I might get a question like: "My mother gave birth to four boys but no girls, does this mean that the women in my family are just much more likely to produce sons?"
These questions are interesting ones because it's mostly the man's sperm chromosomes that determine your baby's gender. However, it's also my own personal opinion that a woman's PH and acidity levels can affect baby gender also. And, I suspect that these levels can be quite similar in families. I will discuss this more in the following article.
How Men Determine Baby Gender (And Why This Is True Regardless Of The Generation In Question:) What all of these questions about the family genetics of women do not take into account is that the men (or fathers) in these equations all come from different families. At the end of the day, the mom only contributes X chromosomes. A baby will either have XY or XX and this will determine that same baby's gender. For example, a baby who gets an X from its mother and a Y from it's father will be a boy. But a baby who gets an X from it's mother and an X from it's father is a girl. (As you may have deducted from these examples, a man's sperm contains both X and Y chromosomes.)
Women or mothers can only contribute X's and this is true no matter what their family history or their genetics contribute to this equation. But, men can contribute both chromosomes and that's why it's probably not totally accurate or fair to think that the women in the family can or will have only one gender.
Why I Think That Women Of Different Generations Can Have Similar PH Levels And Why This Might Contribute To A Certain Gender Running In The Family: Although women only contribute one type of chromosomes, I do believe that they make very notable contributions to their baby's gender. Specifically, when they conceive (in relationship to their fertility cycle,) how they conceive (with regards to the sexual positions they use) and what environment the chromosomes find themselves in (with regards to the woman's PH levels) all can influence baby gender.
I've heard from many families who tell me that the adult mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmothers, and daughters all share similar PH levels. So, when people tell me that a certain gender is much more likely for the women in their family, I will usually suspect that those same women have similar PH levels. Specifically, women who are more acidic are said to be more likely to conceive girl babies. And women who are more acidic are more likely to conceive boy babies. You can test this theory by testing yourself (with PH strips you can get at online or at a health food store) and seeing if this is true for you.
People will often ask me if there is anything that they can do to change their genetic destiny. For example, sometimes people with a family history of girl babies in their family really wants a son or vice versa. You can most certainly change your PH. This is done through diet and through douching. Additionally, having intercourse at different times during your cycle also can make a difference as can using the sexual positions that are better suited to the conceiving the gender that you most want.
So while it's ultimately the father or the man who provides the sperm chromosomes that determine baby gender, I strongly believe that the woman can make some adjustments that can help to influence this also.
I've put together a few websites that take a lot of the guess work out of choosing your baby's gender when getting pregnant. You'll find step by step instructions, resources for determining ovulation times, douche recipes and food PH lists, information on when to conceive, tips, support, and examples of ovulation predictors / PH testing strips.
If you want a boy baby, check out http://conceive-a-boy-baby.com/
If you want a girl baby, check out http://conceive-a-girl-baby.com/
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