For many parents all that matters is that they are fertile and that have a child or children irrespective of their sex. But more and more today we are being told constantly that as consumers we have more choices in life than ever before. However, when it comes to our personal lives as parents most people have to trust to chance when it comes to the gender of their newborn. It has been estimated that every new child costs a family on average $170,000 before they reach 18 years of age and majority. Many new parents keep trying for the baby they want until they succeed but often end up with a bigger family than they need or budgeted for and just imagine what an extra $170,000 would mean to a family household.
Nobody doubts that in most caring families, in the developed world especially, every child is loved equally but would it not be better if parents had the means to determine the sex of their new child ...naturally, without playing the game of lottery? A method that is available now gives a high probability of conceiving the gender of your choice. Here is a brief overview of one factor in baby gender determination which has proved to have a very high success rate.
A woman's menstrual cycle rotates from an acidic environment to one which is alkaline and how long the cycle will remain alkaline depends on the length of the cycle. Quite simply put a short cycle of 21-25 days will rotate more quickly than a longer cycle of 28-30 days. If the cycle is exactly 28 days then your forecast could remain the same gender for several months. If a woman does not have a high probability of conceiving the gender of choice then this cycle can be altered by taking a low dosage of the birth control pill.
By using information from the first day of the menstrual cycle combined with the length of that cycle during ovulation a determination can be made of the acid or alkaline environment of the reproductive tract. An alkaline cycle has more likelihood of conceiving a boy and an acidic cycle - a girl. Without going into the physiological details of this procedure this is due to the survivability of the X chromosome compared with the Y and vice versa in the sperm. If you want to know more about this new gender determination method and read testimonials of its success then see the resource box.
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