quick poll. Is the old wive's tale that girl babies make you sick more than boys?

[yesway]

What do you think?

I've had:

little bit sick - girl
not sick - girl
not sick - boy
little bit sick - ?

I have a friend who had
admitted to hospital sick - girl
admitted to hospital sick - girl.

Was true for me. I felt much worse, and for longer, with my two girl pregnancies than I did with my boy.

Not sick at all - boy

ds1 not at all, dd1 little bit, ds2 tons till 14 wks

I've been

sick - boy
very sick - girl

My feeling is that sickness can get worse with each pg, no?

Ds couldn't hold hardly anything down from 4 to 20 weeks

dd little queasy from 8 to 12 weeks

So not true in my case.

very sick from the day after i got my BFP with DS, until around 34 weeks.

quite sick with DD from about 2 weeks after BFP until around 28 weeks

true for me.

dd1 - vomited all day every day until 16 weeks
ds - bit nauseous but not actually sick
dd2 - sick every day till 12/13 weeks (but had other health issues so not sure if they caused the nausea - pain can make you sick, but I did stop being sick even though my kidney trouble continued past 13 weeks)

Felt much more nausea with DS (till 20+ weeks)than 2 DDs (till about 16 weeks).

Not sick at all with DS. Constant nausea in early weeks with DD so was true for me. Other big difference for me was being really moody and hormonal with DD, not DS. In fact, first pregnancy symptom before I knew was having a go at someone at work because they just "annoyed me"!! (very out of character!!). Oh, and craving chocolate with DD when I've never really been big on sweet things.

boy - very sick for first 16 weeks
girl - hyperemesis

Sick with DS
Same sick with DD

DS1 and 2 - nausea, was sick maybe twice
DS3 - 4 weeks of throwing up, much worse nausea the rest of the time. All the old wives were sure it would be a girl (also apparently the perfectly round bump carried up front meant it was a girl).

All a load of rubbish IME!

1st, not sick = boy
2nd, vile vile vile MS, = boy (well accordingly US).