36 weeks confirmed boy belly picture

After pregnancy, the pregnant woman's relatives are very concerned about the gender of the child, but the gender of the child cannot be changed by expectation, nor can it be tested. However, according to the characteristics of physiological growth and development, the reproductive organs of boys and girls must be different, and each has its own growth and development process. So, what is the difference between a boy and a girl at 36 weeks?

Belly picture of a confirmed boy at 36 weeks:

1. The late pregnancy refers to the period from the 28th week of pregnancy until the end of delivery (40 weeks), which includes the three months of pregnancy: August, September and October. (30-32 weeks) - After entering the late pregnancy, the intensity of fetal movement will gradually weaken.

2. Normal and obvious fetal movements should be no less than 3 to 5 times per hour, and more than 30 to 40 times per 12 hours. However, due to the large individual differences between fetuses, some fetuses move about 100 times in 12 hours. As long as the fetal movement is regular, rhythmic, and the changes are not large, it proves that the baby's development is normal. The baby's fetal movement is normal, indicating that the placenta is functioning well and the oxygen transported to the fetus is sufficient. The fetus is fully developed in the uterus and is moving happily.

3. The most common way to determine the gender of the fetus during late pregnancy is: fetal movement on the left means it is a boy, and fetal movement on the right means it is a girl. Frequent fetal movements indicate a boy, while fewer fetal movements indicate a girl. However, no matter which name is used, there is no complete scientific data to support it, and pregnant mothers are advised not to be too superstitious about such names.

Methods for determining the gender of the fetus by the location of fetal movement in late pregnancy:

1. Regarding the position of fetal movement: Most boys move up and down in the belly, that is, they move on the left and then on the right, while girls move around the belly button.

2. About the bulge: Both men and women will have a bulge in their belly. For boys, the bulge is a bag, which feels like his little fist or foot pressing on your belly. For a girl, your belly is bulging, and you can obviously see that your belly is bulging high, as if the baby's buttocks are sticking out.

3. About the baby's fetal movement: Boys mostly kick here and punch there. Although they may flip over, it is very rare. Girls may also flip over, but most of the time it is like waves in the belly, rising and falling.

Is it accurate to determine the sex of the fetus by ultrasound?

From a medical point of view, the gender of the fetus can be determined through ultrasound examination after a woman is 4 months pregnant. Because at 4 months old, the difference between boys and girls is already very obvious. As your pregnancy progresses, these differences will become more recognizable. However, there is a prerequisite that the doctor can see the key parts of the fetus during the examination. If your baby is surrounded by enough amniotic fluid and his feet are not tucked between his legs, then the gender of the baby can usually be determined based on the ultrasound data in the late pregnancy.

Ultrasound examinations in early pregnancy are not very accurate in determining the sex of the fetus. Because the gender of the fetus is determined by genetic genes, there is no difference between men and women in the early stages of fetal growth and development.

Ultrasound is not allowed to accurately identify the sex of the fetus. Just like the growth and development of the fetus's sexual organs, it is a gradual process. It is only from around 11 weeks (80 days) of pregnancy that the appearance of fetuses of different genders begins to show differences. In the fourth month of pregnancy, that is, after 20 weeks, the ultrasound examination can basically determine the sex of the fetus without any errors.