Symptoms of pregnancy boy in the first three months

During pregnancy, in addition to paying attention to the baby's health, what you are most curious about is probably the baby's gender. So what are the symptoms of being pregnant with a boy three months after pregnancy?

1. Baby fetal movement: Generally, babies will move between three and a half months and five months. When you are pregnant with a boy, the fetal movement is like practicing boxing in your belly, beating hard and sticking out your butt, and feeling a bump every time. My cousin said that when she was pregnant with her child, she felt like she was pregnant with a little King of Fighters.

2. Fetal heartbeat: The fetal heartbeat of a boy is generally low, usually around 130. Not likely to be higher than 150. Even if the fetal heart rate is high in the early stages, it will decrease from mid- to late-pregnancy. It is said that men have a slower heart rate than women.

3. Taste: There is no big change in the taste, but I can finish it more than in the early pregnancy. I loved eating chili peppers before I got pregnant, but after I got pregnant, I like sweet and sour, and salty and spicy food. I like eating meat, but I don’t like oily food.

4. Pregnancy line: If the pregnancy line just starts to grow in the second trimester and is straight, long, or tilted to the left, it means it is a boy. Or if there is black hair on the belly, the possibility of pregnant with a boy is also high. Because you are pregnant with a boy, more female hormones are metabolized.

5. Pregnancy dreams: The most common dreams for pregnant women with boys are snakes, fish, things with seeds, or things with handles. This indicates that the baby is a boy.

6. If a mother is born with an ugly boy, her skin will become worse after she becomes pregnant with a boy. She will develop spots after three months of pregnancy, and sometimes even before three months.

7. It is also said that if the mother is pregnant with a boy, her nose will become bigger.

Boys and girls are their own flesh and blood. Everyone is equal now. It is not up to you to decide whether to have a boy or a girl. The gender of the fetus is determined at the moment the egg is fertilized.