You usually start having pelvic examinations at 36 weeks (the start of the nineth month of preganncy.) They will continue at each weekly visit until the birth of the baby. You usually start having pelvic examinations at 36 weeks (the start of the nineth month of preganncy.) They will continue at each weekly visit until the birth of the baby.
16 weeks it is possible to detect gender. Most OB's won't order an ultrasound until 18-20 weeks.
That depends on which test is done. A chorionic villus sample test can determine gender around 9 weeks, an amnioccentesis can also determine gender and is done between 16-20 weeks and by ultrasound which is least reliable because its done visually usually around 18 weeks.
At about 12 weeks, the gender can be pronounced
16-20 weeks
You should wait 5 weeks then separate them by gender and start selling them.
i would ask a doctor :)
It just depends. some women at 15 weeks finds out the gender some just don't at all until your like 18+ weeks...
You cannot get pregnant two days after ovulation. During ovulation however, gender is 50/50. You will be able to see which gender your child is after being pregnant for 7 weeks.
Seperate them by gender when the babies are three weeks. (Do not touch them before three weeks, or else the parents will eat them!)
When the sperm meets the egg. The sprem contains the gender in the form of an x or y chromosome
The earliest time that the physician could tell the gender of the baby is at least 12 weeks. At 12 weeks the genital tubercule must have started developing already.