Is it a boy if the area around the belly button is soft?

Although the era of favoring boys over girls has passed, many people still hope to know the gender of their baby during pregnancy so that they can prepare enough clothes and avoid being in a hurry after the baby is born. However, we cannot get this answer in the hospital, so many people hope to determine whether the baby is a boy or a girl through folk remedies, but they don’t know whether they are accurate. So, does softness around the belly button mean it’s a boy?

1. How to determine the gender of the fetus by belly button

Many pregnant women hope to see their baby as soon as possible when they are pregnant. They are very curious about the gender of the fetus in their belly. Many people of the older generation will look at the gender of the fetus from the belly button of the pregnant woman, and their guesses are usually very accurate. In fact, many pregnant women who are carrying boys have a slightly sunken belly, and their belly buttons protrude outward. Generally speaking, pregnant women who are carrying boys usually have pointed belly buttons that protrude outwards. Moreover, the pregnancy line on the belly is very obvious, thin and long, and easy to identify. For pregnant women carrying girls, their bellies are basketball-shaped, the fetus is located closer to the upper abdomen, and their belly buttons are relatively flat. Pregnant women carrying girls move more slowly in the late stages of pregnancy, and their big bellies can be easily seen from behind.

A woman's belly button will change after she becomes pregnant, such as becoming bulging or concave. This is related to the development of the fetus, such as the fetal position, the fetus's position in the pelvis, and the size of the pregnant belly. Moreover, the sex of the fetus is determined by the combination of sperm and egg. No matter what changes occur in the expectant mother's body in the later stage, it has nothing to do with the sex of the fetus. Therefore, there is no scientific basis for judging the gender of a baby by looking at the belly button of a pregnant woman, and it is not credible. During pregnancy, if the pregnant woman's belly button line is thin, the baby will most likely be a boy. On the contrary, if the belly button line is thick, the baby will most likely be a girl.

2. How to determine the sex of the fetus using four-dimensional

Regarding the idea of ​​using four-dimensional color ultrasound to determine the gender of the baby, there has long been a saying circulating among the mothers' "groups" that the shape of the gestational sac in the early stages of pregnancy can determine the gender: if it is eggplant-like or long, it is more likely to be a boy (oval), and if it is round, it is more likely to be a girl (perfect circle).

If you are not sure about the shape of the gestational sac, you can estimate the shape of the gestational sac based on the data of the gestational sac. If the length and width of the gestational sac differ by more than twice (the shape of the gestational sac will be more oval), the possibility of a boy is high. If the length and width of the gestational sac are equal, the possibility of a girl is high (the shape of the gestational sac is more like a perfect circle).