Ultrasound
And then of course, the standard gender reveal- an ultrasound. While many women choose to keep the sex of their baby a surprise until it arrives, many also opt to find out what they’re having.
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Unlike the other procedures, an ultrasound is a noninvasive procedure that can determine the sex of the fetus.
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It’s only effective from week 18 onwards, after the external genitalia of the baby is clearly formed.
However, although it’s the safest way to know the sex, it isn’t always 100% effective. Sometimes, the nurse is unable to give a definite answer, if the position of the fetus isn’t ideal.
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