I know in India they dont tell us but just curious for myself, at what week does it actually become clear. Im 16 weeks now and so impatient haha. Anyone knows?
I used to stress so much about all these scans and what they find. But trust me, everything goes smoothly. Just go for your regular check-ups and don't worry about things we can't control here.
Haha, with twins, I was just hoping they both fit in there nicely! Gender didn't matter, we just needed double of everything anyway. Since we can't know in India, keep buying neutral colors!
I was so sick throwing up till my 5th month that I couldn't even think about gender! Honestly, just surviving the nausea was my main goal. Eat well and take care of your health first.
In other countries, the gender is usually visible on ultrasound around 18 to 20 weeks. But here in India, PCPNDT laws are very strict so it's not allowed. You can track other exciting milestones on apps like BabyCenter though!
With my PCOS, getting pregnant itself was a miracle, so I never cared about the gender. The doctors will only check for normal organ development during your scans. Just pray for a healthy, full-term baby.
I felt so much curiosity during my 20-week scan, wondering if it's a boy or girl. Of course, they don't reveal it here in India. But honestly, hearing the strong heartbeat made me cry with joy, gender didn't even matter anymore.
Humare yahan toh bas baby healthy ho, wahi sabse badi baat hai. Doctor log nahi batate gender aur batana bhi nahi chahiye. God par bharosa rakho, sab accha hoga.
In India, finding out the baby's gender is strictly illegal and no doctor will tell you this. Please focus on the regular anomaly scans at 18-20 weeks to ensure your baby is healthy. That is the most important thing.
Don't waste money or time trying to find shortcuts to know the gender. Focus your budget on the main TIFFA scan around 20 weeks, which is super important for baby's health. Save up for those medical bills instead!
