My saas keeps saying agar karwa chauth ke aaspaas conceive karo toh ladka hota hai. I honestly dont believe these things but she brings it up daily, thoda awkward. Is there any truth ya just a myth?
Oh, if only it were that simple! Then everyone would be planning their Karwa Chauth babies, right? The baby's gender is decided by genetics, not by which day you conceive. I have twins, and trust me, there was no special day involved in deciding their genders!
Hahah, wouldn't that be a trick! Imagine if we could just pick the gender based on a festival. My doc would have told me if there was such a secret, I'm sure. Karwa Chauth is for prayers, not for gender selection, I'm just looking forward to eating after the fast, lol!
I know there are so many beliefs and old wives' tales around pregnancy and gender, it's totally normal to hear these things and wonder. But scientifically, the gender is determined by the father's sperm at the moment of conception, totally unrelated to any specific date or festival like Karwa Chauth. Try not to stress about these old stories.
There are many beliefs, but please remember that a baby's gender is determined by genetics, it's not linked to any particular day or ritual like Karwa Chauth. The most important thing is a healthy pregnancy, no matter the gender. Just cherish the blessing of conceiving.
Haha, no, not at all! The gender of the baby is determined by chromosomes from the father, way before any festival comes into play. Karwa Chauth is a beautiful tradition for your husband's long life, but it has no connection to conceiving a boy or girl. My baby was conceived around that time but it's a girl!
Hmm, that's an interesting thought, but no, Karwa Chauth doesn't have any scientific link to conceiving a baby boy. The gender is actually determined by the chromosomes from the father's side at the time of fertilization. Focusing on a healthy conception overall is key, rather than specific dates or rituals for gender.
