Keep reading for a breakdown of several options for when to find out your baby's sex during each trimester of pregnancy. Learn when you can find out whether you're having a boy or a girl, and the difference between relying on ultrasound exams or genetic tests. Finding out the sex of a fetus can be an exciting moment in pregnancy Early blood tests now make this possible toward the end of the first trimester. When can you find out your baby’s sex The answer depends on which prenatal tests or screenings you undergo
Women with healthy, uncomplicated pregnancies can typically find out their baby’s sex sometime around 20 weeks, during their level 2 ultrasound or anatomy scan. There are many old wives’ tales and myths that claim you can tell whether you’re having a boy or a girl, but they’re not based on scientific evidence The only surefire way to find out the sex of your baby is at a doctor’s appointment This can be determined as early as 10 weeks but usually between the 18th and 22nd week of pregnancy.
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