Did you know that it is in fact possible to select the gender of your child? This is a fact unknown by many people. If you have found this article, I am guessing that you are wishing to conceive a baby girl. Continue reading below for more information on the best way to conceive a girl and how certain sexual positions can increase the chances. Lets expand on the idea of selecting the gender of your child in particular what criteria must be met in order to conceive a girl. The egg carried by the female partner always holds a X chromosome, where as the sperm can contain either a X or Y chromosome. In order to conceive a girl, the female producing sperm (i.e sperm containing X chromosome) must fertilize the egg. So what does this information have to do with selecting the gender of your child? Ill explain below. There is actually a difference in the behaviour of female producing sperm versus male producing sperm. Female producing sperm are a lot slower than the male producing sperm. Moreover, female producing sperm can live a lot longer in the vaginal tract than male producing sperm. Simply knowing these two facts will enable you to change your behaviours so that the conditions of conceiving a baby girl are more favourable. One way in which you can modify your behaviours to make conditions more favourable for conceiving a girl is by being selective on which sexual positions you use when making love. The sexual positions you choose should allow for shallow penetration. Shallow penetration will deposit the sperm close to the vagina entrance where it is more acidic and further from the egg. Since we already know girl producing sperm live longer, there is a higher chance of most boy producing sperm dying off before they make it to the egg due to distance and acidity. Some positions which will allow for shallow penetration are the missionary position and spooning. For more useful tips on how to select conceive a girl visit the following guide: Trying to Conceive a Baby Girl.About the Author:
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