When I had my scan (13 weeks) the sonographer used the term
When I had my scan (13 weeks) the sonographer used the term
“He’s abit of a wriggler isn’t he “
Do they normally refer an unknown gender as He or she or They
Or does this mean having a boy .?
Jessica🦋·
Usually at 13 weeks you can’t tell the sex, they move freely around as there’s so much space until your further along. Sometimes it’s easier to say “he/she” instead of “it” x
Lauren··
I have read online in a few different places it can be as accurate as 80/90% onwards from 12 weeks. Hence why I’m confused to why she said He? X
Jessica🦋··
I can’t say I’ve seen that I just know I got told usually sex is more accurate from 15-16 weeks so now you’d probably be able to know the sex of your baby if you got a private scan x
Lauren Tucker·
it could just be a word the sonographer uses as a preference . When I was pregnant with my daughter I referred her as he a few times just without thinking x
Lauren··
Yeah maybe 🤔 abit bad in my opinion for them to refer to he\she if that’s the case. X
Emma·
I think it was probably just coincidence. You wouldn't want them to refer to baby as an 'it'
🤦🏻♀️·
Mine always said “she” right through the pregnancy and I had a boy x