Pregnancy 6 months belly button to see the gender

In the 6th month of pregnancy, it is possible to determine whether the baby is a boy or a girl through B-ultrasound, but it is difficult to judge by looking at the symptoms of the belly button. Many people think that a boy's belly button is concave, while a girl's belly button is convex, and many people think that the belly button line is thin and it is a boy. These are all common sense in daily life, and misdiagnosis may occur. It is best for us to check the gender of the fetus through B-ultrasound.

1. Look at the belly button to see the gender of the man

Method 1: Look at the shape of your belly button. The saying about judging the gender of the baby by looking at the shape of the belly is that if the belly button of the pregnant woman is concave after pregnancy, the baby will most likely be a boy; if the belly button is convex, the baby will most likely be a girl.

Method 2: Look at the thickness of the belly button line. The saying about judging the gender of the baby by looking at the belly line is that if the belly line of the pregnant woman is thin during pregnancy, the baby will most likely be a boy; if the belly line is thin, the baby will most likely be a girl.

Method 3: Look at the length of the belly button. The saying about judging the gender of the baby by the length of the belly button is that if the pregnant woman has a long belly button line, the baby is likely to be a boy; if the belly button line is thick, the baby is likely to be a girl.

2. Fetal movement to see the gender

During the sixth month of pregnancy, fetal movements will be more frequent. It is very popular among the people to infer the gender of the fetus based on the frequency of fetal movements. Frequent fetal movements in the late pregnancy indicate that the fetus is male, but there is no scientific evidence to show that there is a direct relationship between the two. Therefore, frequent fetal movements in late pregnancy have nothing to do with the gender of the fetus. Frequent fetal movements in the late pregnancy are fine as long as they are within the normal range. If they are too frequent, you need to consult a hospital in time.

Regarding the position of fetal movement: male babies mostly move left and right in the belly, that is, they move on the left and then on the right, while female babies move around the belly button.

About bulge: Both boys and girls will have a bulge in their mother’s belly. The bulge for boys is a small one, just like his little fist or foot pressing on your belly. For a baby girl, your belly will be bulging, and you will clearly see that your belly is bulging high, as if the baby's butt is sticking out.

Regarding the pattern of fetal movement: When a boy moves, he mostly kicks here and punches there. Although he also turns over, it is very rare. A girl may also punch and kick, but it is more like waves in the belly, rising and falling.

In fact, judging the gender of the fetus by the position of fetal movement, that is, relying on certain characteristics of fetal movement to infer the gender of the fetus, currently has no scientific basis, so pregnant mothers do not need to believe it too much.

3. Pregnancy line to determine gender

The pregnancy line below the belly button is very thick and dark, and the upper part is lighter than the lower line, like a straight line, reaching the breast position. The probability of having a boy is 95%. On the contrary, the chances of having a baby girl are very high. In addition, if the pregnancy line is obviously biased to the left, it is generally possible to have a boy; if it is obviously biased to the right, it is generally possible to have a girl. However, these vary from person to person, not for all pregnant mothers. These folk methods are unscientific. I hope pregnant mothers will not take them too seriously!

It is actually not that accurate to determine the gender of the fetus based on fetal movement. If we really want to know whether our fetus is a boy or a girl, we can only use other methods with higher accuracy. Generally speaking, we do not recommend judging by fetal movement. In fact, no matter whether it is a man or a woman, we should treat them the same, men and women are the same.