Ramzi theory says that most girls implant on the left, and most boys implant on the right. So you just look at where the placenta is (has to be done between 6-8 weeks) and you look for the placenta not the baby.
It didn't work with me since my placenta was right in the middle, but I knew it started implanting on the left since that's where I felt all the cramping!
I was lucky and had a scan done at 8 weeks with my first successful pregnancy and according to Ramzi theory, it was correct. I did find out that I was having a girl at my 20 week scan. I was glad too. I was so scared going into my 20 wk scan they were going to tell me it was a boy. I don't know why I was so hell bent on a girl, but that's what I wanted and I'm so relieved that I didn't have to deal with gender disappointment along with all of my pregnancy symptoms, lol. I had tons of heartburn while I was pregnant too, and actually learned that there is a teeny bit of truth to the whole "heartburn means the baby will have hair". I read an article saying that while heartburn itself doesn't mean that your child will definitely have hair, women who give birth to NB's that do have hair, do experience more heartburn than then the normal pregnant woman. Something about when the hair is growing it creates some kind of hormone that makes you create more stomach acid and more susceptible to having heartburn. I thought it was interesting that it wasn't entirely a "myth". LO had SO MUCH hair that in my later US's you could actually see it! just in a normal 2d ultrasound too! It looked so crazy, it stood straight up on her head and during the US you could watch it sway back and forth like seaweed in the ocean. LOL.
She had a straight mohawk when she was born too, and it stayed that way for months! LMAO. Nothing I did would make it lay flat. lol. We used to Joke about her hair never laying down, and we would have a kid in school with hair that looked like she had stuck her finger in light socket sticking straight up on her head.
I can't see who initially started talking about the gorilla incident, but, yes, I agree with you. It's ridiculous the way people are reacting to what happened. I even saw video's on youtube about people trying to spin that incident into a racial issue? WHAT? I don't get it. Accidents happen. What I don't understand is, why in the hell did the zoo have it even a possibility that a child or anyone could fall into the exhibit? That's what boggles my mind about it. But Anyways.....
I did introduce myself a while back, but I think my intro got lost in the mix with some other things that were going on then with some of the ladies that have been apart of this thread for much longer. So, I will introduce myself again
I'm 29. Engaged to my child's father. We had our first and only child Feb. 5th 2015, and she was a complete surprise. It took 12-13 yrs to ever get pregnant, well to ever have a viable pregnancy. I had one miscarriage at about 7weeks about a 1 yr previous to conceiving Emma. Majority of that time, we were not trying not preventing, but for about 2 1/2 yrs we actively tried with all the stops pulled out with no luck. We had given up on a baby and were planning a life with just us, when I just had a feeling I was pregnant. I had went 3 months without a period, but that was "normal" for me, so it wasn't a red flag, something was just different this time. when I finally got up the nerve to take the test, sure enough, I was pregnant! My cycles returned at about 1 yr PP, still BFing but not exclusively anymore, and I have "baby fever" now. We were not preventing in the beginning, but the last three cycles I have dove in head first into the TTCing and last cycle (3rd trying) ending in a CP. I am now on my 4th cycle this time using a CBFM, so I'm hoping that this does the trick. My cycles have been really normal since they returned, except the last one that was 49 days. I'm hoping they go back to being to being 30 days average, and keeping my fingers crossed that this is "the" cycle we do it. This thread has been going on for so long, that I only read a few pages back, congrats to all of you ladies who have finally got your BFP's! And double congrats to those of you who already know the gender! I remember reading somewhere about someone finally getting a BFP that they had been waiting for for a very long time and were hoping it was going to stick, I can't remember what your handle was, but you were like 15dpo with a nice progression from what I was reading, hope things continue to go in that direction for you and that bean stay's right where it's at for you
You will be in my prayers. Excited, to be here, and hoping that this thread will as lucky for me as it has been for a lot you other ladies!