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4. How A Girl Or Boy Is Created
4. How A Girl Or Boy Is Created 6. Calculating The Due Date Of Birth
A simple game of genetics will determine the sex of your baby.
Every man and woman constitutes 22 pairs of chromosomes plus one pair that is the difference between them; these are the sexual chromosomes X and Y. |
Men have the chromosomes pairing of XY and women have the pairing of XX.
- Both the egg and the spermatozoa have 23 chromosomes.
- The egg is always the carrier of the X chromosome
- The spermatozoa can carry either an X or a Y chromosome.
This means that it is the male side that determines the sex of the baby.
A little point to make...
Spermatozoa that carry the Y chromosome (required for a boy) get to the target very quickly, but they are less resistant.
Spermatozoa that carry the X chromosome (required for a girl) are slower, but are much more resistant.
(Question: does this reflect in men & women in general?)
Therefore:
If you have sexual intercourse a little before ovulation, you have higher chances of having a girl.
If you have sexual intercourse at the same time as ovulation then you have higher chances of having a boy.
4. How A Girl Or Boy Is Created
6. Calculating The Due Date Of Birth
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