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You hear more often that they got it wrong the other way around. They thought it was a girl and it turned out to be a boy. When you clearly see a penis and two balls on the ultrasound, the chance that it's a girl is pretty small. I wouldn't worry too much about it, and if needed, have another gynecologist do an ultrasound so you're sure. And even then... what if it turns out to be a girl at birth? As long as it's healthy

Hi Lientje.

Both times, they got it right for us. We have 2 boys!! Usually, it's the other way around.

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With a boy, they're always sure, they always told me.

Yeah, at mine they said it was a boy at 16 weeks, and 4 weeks later it turned out to be a girl. It was the umbilical cord that was between the legs.

I would have been a boy, and that clearly wasn't the case. A friend of mine had exactly the same experience (but she was part of a twin set, and the second one was indeed a boy). So it's possible they got it wrong. Nowadays, the quality of ultrasounds is quite good, so I think the chance is pretty small, but it can always happen. You can get a bit more certainty with a 4D ultrasound (though there might be some risks involved). I did have one of those ultrasounds myself, and you could really see everything very clearly.