My saas keeps talking about some ayurvedic methods for having a boy and wants me to try. We are planning soon. Just wanted to know if anyone actually followed any of this and what it involves? Curious more than anything.
I'm in my second trimester now and so many people ask about gender. I also heard about Ayurvedic methods. Is it truly possible to influence gender this way? I feel like it's a lot of pressure to try and 'choose'.
Haha, I heard so many 'nuskhe' for this! 😂 Ayurveda has some old beliefs about diet and timing, I guess. My Dadi used to say something about eating certain foods but honestly, for me, it was just luck of the draw! 💫
I felt so much pressure from everyone to have a boy. My MIL was constantly giving me Ayurvedic tips. We tried some, but honestly, I just focused on staying healthy and regular. I believe whatever gender God blesses you with is perfect.
As someone with PCOS, my main focus was just conceiving, regardless of gender. While Ayurveda has its principles, it's really important to consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner before trying anything, especially for fertility. Be cautious, don't just follow random tips online.
This is so interesting! I've heard some older women in my family talk about Ayurvedic tips for boy/girl. Does anyone know if there are specific diets or herbs mentioned for conceiving a boy? I'm curious to learn more about it too.
Oh, mere saas ne toh kitne saare gharelu nuskhe bataye the for a boy, all from Ayurvedic books they read! Like specific positions and foods. We tried some things just to keep her happy, but honestly, it's all up to God, I think. My baby is healthy and that's all that matters.
My MIL told me about some Ayurvedic practices, like specific days and types of food to eat to conceive a boy. Has anyone actually tried these and did they work? I'm pregnant with a girl now, but curious for future if it's true.
Historically, Ayurveda does mention certain timings and dietary approaches, but it's important to understand these are traditional beliefs, not modern science. If you're keen, consult a certified Ayurvedic doctor who can guide you properly, rather than relying on unverified tips. Focus on overall well-being first.
