Placenta positionĪlso known as the Ramzi theory, this method of gender prediction is all based on the position of the placenta. The labia lips on either side of the clitoris sort of looks like a little hamburger, or three lines. For a boy, you’ll see a ‘turtle’ – the tip of the penis peeping ever so slightly from behind the testicles. A ‘hamburger’ sign will usually mean it’s a girl. It’s pretty much what an ultrasound tech is looking for if they’re checking bub’s gender. If there’s a clear ‘between the legs’ image, you may be able to spot either a hamburger or turtle (really!). So, here are four ways to ‘predict’ baby’s gender from an early ultrasound.
While mums-to-be now have the option of having non-invasive Prenatal Testing at 10 weeks, which is 99 per cent accurate in predicting gender, for those opting for the traditional 12-week ultrasound, there’s a bit of fun to be had in trying to guess whether there’s a boy or girl on board. In fact, there’s one ‘scientific’ method that claims a baby’s gender can be predicted as early as six-weeks, using an ultrasound.
And apparently there are clues hidden in that first ultrasound image that may just tell you if you’re having a boy or a girl. The grainy, black and white 12-week ultrasound that makes it all seem so real.
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