Chinese Birth Calendar - Fun Gender Prediction

For whatever reason, a lot of expectant mothers absolutely can not wait until the birth of their new baby to find out whether they bring forth a girl or a boy.

It is true that knowing the gender of the newborn before the birth can have its advantages such as knowing which color dress to buy and whether to paint the childs room pink or blue, while on the another side of the coin, not knowing the sex of the little darling up until the birth can give the new mum to be something to think about while going through the efforts of labor.

In the modern-day world the best widely held way of determining the gender of the unborn baby is by having an ultrasound image scan, this method is very consistent and with cutting-edge technology and the new 3-D scanning systems you are able to see fairly clearly whether the child is a male or femaie.

Before we had these pleasing scanning systems the procedures to ascertain the gender of the baby within the womb was done in some quite mysterious and peculiar ways, the use of dowsing was doubtless one of the best known traditions, this consisted of a stick or rod with a small piece of twine tied to the end from which a ball was attached, this would then be held above the womans womb and the gender of the little darling was concluded on which way the cord and Ball rotated.

While this may seem very extraordinary to many of us, nothing is more peculiar than the recent wave of websites that are featuring the Chinese birth calendar.

Over 700 years ago a quite wonderful and intriguing discovery was made in Beijing, the principal city of China. This unearthing was a simple chart that apparently foretold the sex of a baby even before conception.

The Chinese Birth Calendar calculates its results based upon the womans age and the month of conception, by drawing two straight lines one horizontal relating to the womans age and one vertical for the month of conception, the place where the lines meet up is the foretold result of the gender of the baby.

While lots of expectant mums accept this table to be correct and trusted in its predictions, a few people beleive it to be as much as 90% accurate, we fervently recommend that it only be used for its fun factor and although the calander is at present on show at the Beijing Institute of science, there is no scientific proof or evidence that we know of that can provide any validation to the mechanism of the Chinese Birth Calendar.

It is somewhat quite funny that the Chinese birth calendar predicts that a 21-year-old girl who conceives during the months from February to December will bring forth a baby girl, this is rather a remarkable prediction that somehow seems a little far fetched to us.

Use this link to go direct to the Chinese Birth Calendar

Just bear in mind that being pregnant should be a brilliant and fun time for all mums-to-be so we recommend that you use this calendar for a little fun and do not take it seriously.