Myths and Facts About Pregnancy
Myth! The only way to know the sex of the baby is by waiting or with an ultrasound — and sometimes even that can be wrong. External factors like cravings or the baby’s position in the womb are myths. While fun, these myths won’t help you decide whether to buy your baby a dress or trousers.
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July 25, 2014