No sickness = boy? Any truth in this?

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Hi all,

I was told today that lack of morning/noon/night sickness usually means you're having a boy. I'm 8+4 with my first baby and desperate for a girl (if we're having a boy I'll be delighted as long as he's healthy).

Does anyone know how much truth there is in this theory? I get ocasional, mild waves of nausea but not been sick or anyhting close. Two friends have said they're convinced we're having a boy on that basis! Your thoughts please?

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to update this thread. I went for my first scan last Wednesday and found I'm having twins :O

Why I've hd no sickness and not much nausea is anyone's guess. They're in seperate sacks so they'll be non-identical so we're hoping for one of each. I'm still in shock but it's slowly starting to sink in.

Wow good luck OP!

Congratulations!

Wow! Congratulations, OP.

I threw up every day for the 42 weeks I was pregnant and my baby came out with a penis!! 😁

Oh wow! Congrats OP, bet you were in shock?! You'll have to update us when you find out what sex they are please

Sick all the way through so far= I'm having a boy!

@SatsumaFan, should find out during the week of Christmas :D

and yes I was/still am in deeeeeeeep shock!

I vomited through both my pregnancies. Two boys.

Oh wow OP, congratulations! How exciting

With my most recent pregnancy I had hardly any sickness and had a girl.
With my other pregnancies my sickness was awful, and they were all boys.

I'm expecting a girl and already have a boy was nauseous but never sick with both only difference this time is my skin has been quit bad! But everyone's body reacts differently to pregnancy

No

First baby felt continuously sick every morning from 6-16 weeks never actually was sick. Had a girl
Second baby felt continually sick every morning from 6-16 weeks was actually sick once. Had a boy.
So no I don’t think there’s anything in it.
I didn’t “feel” different in either of my pregnancies but my bump was a very different shape and I had a weird skin reaction on my torso with my son. Different shape bump could have just been expanding faster in second pregnancy and a much bigger baby as he turned out to be.

Congratulations OP