Forum 2nd trimester

Wrong gender

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  3. Hartje #4

    I’m expecting a boy, but you really don’t get to see that on an ultrasound. I think you still have the 20-week scan?

  4. Koekje Guest #5

    Maybe wait until the 20-week scan, then you'll have certainty.

  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    Congratulations on your pregnancy!

    Judging by your first photo, it's definitely a girl! I have girls too, and all the ultrasounds looked like that between the legs (the gynecologist called it a "hamburger".

  6. ---- #7

    Yeah, I actually see a girl too!

  7. noortje28 #8

    I have two boys and I'm having a girl now. My ultrasound looked exactly like yours. With my boys, you really couldn't avoid it either.. congratulations on your pregnancy!

  8. Mama-An #9

    I think I also see labia on the first photo. I'm also expecting a girl (they say) and have a similar ultrasound where you can see those lines. Indeed, just wait for the 20-week ultrasound because it happens that they get it wrong (about 10% for me). Recently, an acquaintance of mine was suddenly expecting a boy instead of a girl.

  9. Shir #10

    I'm expecting a boy and my ultrasound photo between the legs looks completely different. I'll add it below so you can see the difference yourself. Clearly a girl for you.

  10. Lindsy #11

    I'm currently 13 weeks and 3 days, and I've known since yesterday that it's going to be a boy!
    Here in Belgium, you can have a NIPT test done. This is both to test for chances of syndromes like Down syndrome etc., but they can also see the gender of the little one in your belly via DNA!
    I assume most of the ladies here are from the Netherlands? Do they not do this there? I've already noticed that there are some differences between our countries

  11. Nadia #12

    So uncomfortable to see. That photo of Shir really does look quite different from what Mama-An sees. I can understand why you're doubting, but ultrasounds can sometimes be misleading depending on the angle. I'd also just calmly wait until the 20-week scan. That way you'll have more clarity without all that stress.

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