Baby Gender Predictor
Aggregates 5 distinct folklore methods (Chinese Chart, Maya, Blood Renewal, etc.) to generate a composite gender probability score.
About
Waiting for a gender reveal is often filled with anticipation. Throughout history, cultures have developed distinct methods to guess the sex of a child before birth. While modern ultrasound and NIPT tests provide medical accuracy, folklore methods remain a popular source of entertainment and tradition. This tool is an aggregator: it runs your data through the Chinese Gender Chart (Qing Palace logic), the Maya methodology, and Blood Renewal theory simultaneously.
It also incorporates a weighted score based on "Old Wives' Tales" regarding symptoms like cravings and sleep position. The final output is a probability card, purely for entertainment purposes.
Formulas
The aggregator uses a weighted average system:
Where w is the reliability weight of the specific folklore method.
Reference Data
| Method Name | Origin | Logic Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese Gender Chart | Qing Dynasty (c. 1644) | Mother's Lunar Age & Conception Month |
| Maya Method | Mayan Civilization | Mother's Age & Conception Year (Even/Odd parity) |
| Blood Renewal | European Folklore | Assumes blood refreshes every 3 (men) or 4 (women) years. Stronger blood determines gender. |
| Heart Rate | Medical Folklore | >140 BPM (Girl) vs <140 BPM (Boy) |
| Ramzi Theory | Dr. Ramzi Ismail | Placenta location (Left=Girl, Right=Boy) |