Gender guesses on NT scan? (12 + 5) - just for fun :)

[Monipop84]

NT measurement was 1.2. I'm not sure what I see is the nub, but if it is it's parallel? Skull seems girly as well? I will be over the moon one way or the other, this is just a fun way to pass the time between scans. Thanks to anyone who can help! xx

Sorry - not gender, sex. My bad!

Boy

@Kate133cl thanks! Are you looking at the skull or the nub?

Looks like a boy to me!

Thanks @bumblenbean! Are you looking at skull or nub?

Looking at what I think is a partial nub. Looks slightly raised

Skull isn't accurate. However, yours does look like my confirmed boys x

Yup, looking at nub. I may of course be completely wrong

Looks like girl (I may be biased as my only girl's first picture was almost identical)
Congratulations

@Kate123cl and @bumblenbean: thanks! I think I see where you see the "nub" - behind the leg?

@NoChocolateThanks - thanks for replying! Funnily enough lots of old wives tales have said girl: my hair grows more slowly, I was nauseous, I prefer sweets and fruit to salty/spicy foods etc. When I first looked at the scan I also thought "girl". We'll see

@Monipop84 That's funny you should say that! I have almost every symptom you just listed (slow hair growth, awful sickness, cravings sweets) so also thought I must be having a girl but definitely a boy! keep us updated!! X

Im saying boy - I think the nub is slightly pointing upwards, and could rise more.

Thanks lovely ladies! @Kate123cl I will keep you updated, OWT are such a funny thing are't they! Thanks @Shadow1234!

For reference, is the white line circled below the nub? Because if it is, and it starts from the bottom of the belly, then it's kinda straight? I'm really bad at nubs The photos online make it look so easy but it's really not!

It looks like a girl to me on looking at the nub!

@Rogueone thanks for your guess! There seem to be conflicting opinions, but it doesn't matter, I have planned a gender neutral slightly dragon-themed nursery ;)

Oh dear I was telling DH how we had mixed opinions on my poll and he revealed he has a very irrational fear of not being a good "boy Dad" - he's more geeky than sporty, doesn't like football, etc. I tried to reason with him that it doesn't work that way - but he was honest in admitting it's not a rational feeling. Any advice?