Does a strong pregnancy reaction mean it's a boy or a girl? Can you tell the baby's gender by the roundness or flatness of the buttocks? Below, we'll explain this in detail. Some elders claim that pregnancy reactions can reveal the baby's gender—strong reactions indicate a boy, while mild reactions suggest a girl—because boys are more active and girls are calmer. In reality, these beliefs lack scientific basis. They're best taken as lighthearted fun.
Check out some reactions from friends on this topic—you really can't tell the baby's gender based on the intensity of pregnancy symptoms!
1. Elders said "strong reactions mean a girl," but I had intense reactions and had a boy!
2. Elders said "a round belly means a girl," but mine was round and I had a boy!
3. They say you can tell by the roundness or flatness of the butt!
After all that chatter, the bottom line is: none of this is scientific—there's no theoretical basis!
Modern science might detect gender through ultrasounds, but even that isn't 100% accurate. If you truly want to know, the most reliable method is amniocentesis!
Honestly, the most accurate way is: wait until birth to find out.
So judging gender based on pregnancy symptoms is unreliable—it lacks scientific basis and fails practical testing.