This used to be medical practice, but research has made this defunct and now it's nothing more than an old Wives' tale.
Anyway, this is how it goes: Girls have faster heartbeats, so anything over 140 bpm is a girl. Boys have slower heartbeats, so anything lower than 140 bpm is a boy.
I don't supposed a fetus perfectly at 140 bpm is a multi gendered baby. <joke>
However, throughout pregnancy the rate of the heartbeat for both boys and girls will fluctuate, depending upon the stage, the stressors, any condition of the mother, age of the mother, any risks of the pregnancy, etc. But it generally stays somewhere around that area of beats per minute.
That's what I was told by several people. When we had a 9 week ultrasound the heartbeat was 167 and everyone said it was probably a girl. But they didnt tell us that the heartbeat can change further along in the pregnancy. Now our babys heartbeat is in the 150s and at the 20 week ultrasound we found out we were gonna have a baby boy. I was for sure it was gonna be a girl. With all the wives tales and the heartbeat and the Chinese calendar. But until you see the ultrasound on a high def machine you just don't know. I was thrilled when they told us our baby was healthy though. I think you just have to be thankful for what you get because not all people get to experience pregnancy.
The heart rate of a child in the womb is not a reliable indicator of sex. However, the myth usually goes that a faster heart rate indicates a boy if you want to play along. 142 would indicate a boy on these terms. However, there is absolutely no evidence to support this theory. My baby girl had a very high heart rate and the doctor even jokingly said "sounds like a boy", but indeed was a girl.
Boy or girl, the heart rate of the fetus is 144 per minute. It is miraculously constant. It is a great pleasure to listen to the fetal heart beats. You can put the stethoscope in the ears of the mother and then see her expressions. See the expressions of the father, when he listen the heart beats of the fetus.
My babys heart rate is 148 at 28 weeks. I'm having a girl.
Both boys and girls can have a heart rate of 153.. it just depends on what activity they are doing.
A baby girl usally has a faster heartbeat.
Much faster if he is a pubescent boy near a girl. Normal Heart Rate at Rest for Children from ages 6 to15 is 70-100 beats per minute Adults age 18 and over is 60-100 beats per minute
Boy or girl, the heart rate of the fetus is 144 per minute. It is miraculously constant. It is a great pleasure to listen to the fetal heart beats. You can put the stethoscope in the ears of the mother and then see her expressions. See the expressions of the father, when he listen the heart beats of the fetus.
The normal fetal heart rate is 110-160. A constantly high baby heart rate is typically associated with an elevated temperature in with the Mom. That being said a baby's heart rate can and should go about this range periodically if it is healthy. If you have a temperature you should consult your physician immediately to rule out harm to the baby.
My babys heart rate is 148 at 28 weeks. I'm having a girl.
I've read alot about this and they say when the heart rate is less than 140 beats per minute its a boy but if the babys heart rate is at least 140 beats per minute its a girl...
Both boys and girls can have a heart rate of 153.. it just depends on what activity they are doing.
A baby girl usally has a faster heartbeat.
how can i know whether my baby is boy or girl at 22 weaks heart rate is 153 b/m regular by scanning report
The heart rate will be higher in the 160 rang but if it's a girl it will be in the 130 range
They say under 140 boy over 140 girl
Girls hearts usally beat slightly faster than males heart rate Normal heart rate is 60-100 BPM. For more information please contact me : http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_heart_works&alreadyAsked=1
Fetal heartbeat has nothing to do with gender prediction.
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