What are the early symptoms of pregnancy with a boy?

Women will experience many significant symptoms during pregnancy, and many older generations can usually tell whether the baby is a boy or a girl based on the external characteristics of the pregnant woman. Many of our friends want to have a boy when they have their second child. We can try to use this traditional method to judge. So what are the early symptoms for women to be pregnant with a boy?

Abdominal shape: Pregnant women carrying boys have pointed and convex bellies.

Nipple changes: If the left nipple of a pregnant woman is darker or even almost black, it can be judged as a boy.

Skin and appearance: If a pregnant woman's face becomes uglier and uglier, her skin becomes less and less smooth, or even her face is covered with acne, she may be pregnant with a boy.

Pregnant woman's body shape: If the pregnant woman's abdomen, chest and other parts of the body gain weight significantly, she may be pregnant with a boy; if the waist, hips and buttocks gain weight significantly, she may be pregnant with a girl.

Pregnant woman’s belly button: A pregnant woman’s belly button highlights the possibility of a boy.

Pregnancy line: If the pregnancy line above the belly button is straight, thin, and goes straight between the two breasts, it means that you are pregnant with a boy.

Taste of pregnant women: Pregnant women carrying boys will have a greater appetite after pregnancy, and they like to eat their favorite foods.

Morning sickness: If a pregnant woman does not experience morning sickness in the first three months of pregnancy, she may be pregnant with a boy.

Fetal heart rate: The fetal heart rate of a boy is lower than that of a girl. If the pregnant woman tests the fetal heart rate and it is around 140, it means she is pregnant with a boy.

Baby movement: If a pregnant woman feels that the baby often does "exercises" in her belly, it is likely that she is pregnant with a boy. Early fetal movement also indicates that you may be pregnant with a boy. If the baby moves noticeably when hearing the music, it is a girl, while if the baby just enjoys the music quietly, it is a boy.

Fetal position: If the fetal position is higher, it is a girl; if the fetal position is lower, it is a boy; if the fetus likes to stay on the left side of the abdomen, it is a girl; if it likes to stay on the right side, it is a boy.

Although it has a certain reference value to distinguish whether a woman is giving birth to a boy or a girl based on external characteristics after she becomes pregnant, it cannot be used as a basis for distinction. In fact, whether it is a boy or a girl is the same, and we don't need to worry too much about it.