"she"

[frontierpsych]

So far this pregnancy I've had an overwhelming feeling I'm having a girl. I haven't expressed this to DH, but today he was talking about the baby and called it "she"!

So whaddaya think? pink??

[GentleBirth]

Thats so exciting! I was just thinking that I wished I had a real feeling about this babys gender, but I don't yet. I was wrong last time anyway, I seriously though my son was going to be a girl... shhhh don't tell him.

[SunnyKat]

I keep thinking boy. I don't know why, I'm partial either way. I'd love to see my husband and our son together. I'd love to watch a baby become a man. I've heard boys are easier. But I'd also love to have a girl and watch how my husband would be with his daughter. I'd love to buy dresses and have a little living doll to dress up...

I don't care...but I keep thinking boy.

[skybluepink02]

I keep saying "he". I'm not sure why. I know DH would love, love, love to have a girl, but I just think we're having a boy.

[SorenEdenTucker]

On my husbands side of the family there are boys boys boys. They all say they "don't make girls", that was, of course, until our daughter came along in 2005. She was the first girl born into that side of the family in over 50 years.

I don't have a feeling one way or another yet but I'd say the odds are probably in my favor that I'm having boy # 3.

Once I have a dream one way or another I will know. I always dream accurately about the sex of my babies for some reason even before I get an u/s. Weird I know.

[crunchymomof2]

I keep feeling like its a boy. And a few hours before I tested I heard the name Samuel on the Radio and LOVED it. And a day or so before dh asked me if I like the name Joel. He also thinks boy but said he is not putting in his official vote yet.

[MissWorld]

When I told DP, he said he knows its a girl, because that's what he wants. But I have a really strong feeling its a boy. I don't care which gender it is, but DP is pretty set on saying its a girl.

But I say, I'm gonna stick with what my body is telling me.

[elisheva]

In my first pregnancy, I was sure the baby was a girl. Except, as noted by DH on numerous occasions, I kept referring to the baby as 'he'. I guess those subliminal mistakes really do mean something.

[lovingmommyhood]

I don't know. Maybe your intuition is better than mine but with my first pregnancy I didn't have a doubt in my mind that the baby was a girl. BOOM boy.

This time I thought for sure the baby was a boy (my third) and supposedly it's a girl. (According to ultrasound)

[sarah2881]

I keep feeling boy, but I thought DD was a boy too. The first thing I said after she was born was 'I thought it was a boy'. I think I must have been a little out of it. Dh and I are both in love with having a girl and having another would be so nice!

[GwendalynsMommy]

I don't have a strong feeling either way this time so i'm thinking it must be a boy. With dd I was 100% sure as soon as I got a bfp that I was having a girl. So i'm thinking that since I don't have that feeling this time it must be different and that means boy. But at the same time I am drawn to the girl names and girly clothes so who knows.

[muppet729]

DD1- felt sure she was a girl from the get-go
DD2- felt sure she was a BOY from the get-go but big sister was SURE she was a girl and she was right... hmmm

DC3- big sister has been "talking to the Man upstairs" again, but this time about a brother. She says she wants a "Daniel" so we'll have to see... I know He listens to little kids

[ninafrijol]

With my DS I was sure he would be a girl and now I am not sure yet bu I think she is a girl.

[Mrs Dimples]

Well, I've had feelings both times about the genders and both times I've been right! I think my feelings might be swayed though, by what I know of the supposed "Shettles method". Since I was charting for all three pregnancies, I know when I ovulated and when we DTD in relation to that.

I don't know how much truth there is to the Shettles stuff, but anecdotally it's worked for me so far! Shettles says "girl" again for me in a big way, and a girl sounds right to my intuition. We'll see soon enough!

So I'll join you in the "thinking pink" corner.

[erin_brycesmom]

I'm not even going to try to figure it out. I've been so sure it was going to be a girl both times and I have two sons, lol. But...my boys keep saying "she" and "baby sister" but I'm trying not to get my hopes up. I really want a girl one day. It doesn't have to be this baby but I've always strongly felt like I should have a daughter.