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However, these claims are incorrect. Many people have used it and amused to see that the results were inaccurate or accurate for one child and not for the other. With the probability of being right at 50 per cent of the time, there is a half-and-half chance of getting the right answer.
The procedure is simple. All you need to know is the mother’s age when she conceived and the month in which the baby was conceived. Then run your finger across the chart at where these two points coincide and you have your prediction from theChinese pregnancycalendar. But like all predictions, they need not come true.
Take theChinese pregnancycalendar with a grain of salt and just look at it for the sake of enjoyment. By no means should you start painting the nursery walls or finalizing names based on this calendar as many people have opposite results. Even Ultrasound Technicians Make MistakesWhen a technologically advanced system like the ultrasound can make mistakes of determining the sex of the child , an ancient chart should not be advertised with unrealistic claims. Some people may take it too far by trying extra hard for a baby in a particular month if they desperately want a girl or a boy.
For example, according to theChinese pregnancycalendar at one online site, if you are 21, apart from January, there is no other time of the year that you can have a boy. This is highly unlikely as even though there are more women than men in this world, such an 11 out of 12 probability for a girl is fictitious by all accounts.
Another tell-tale sign that theChinese pregnancycalendar is not based on facts is that different websites have different charts! If you’re 25 and conceived in March, website A will predict you’re having a boy whereas website B will put its bets on a girl!
Medical science has proven that the sex of the child is determined by the sperm of the father and no chart orChinese pregnancy calendar can alter that. So whether it’s Joseph or Josephine who is about to join your family, do away with fictitious calendars and prepare to welcome her or him with open arms. Enjoy!
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