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Of course they can be wrong, though I was convinced I was having a girl, as were 99% of the people I ran in to, but the US said boy and it was certainly a boy. So people (and mamas) can be wrong, too.

I wouldn't stress! You must be carrying like it's a girl, but the bits and parts don't lie for the most part

haha yea, I don't think you should worry!

My husbands grandmother predicted I was having a girl, and she's "never wrong". HA. I had a boy.

I don't think your scans are wrong!

I had people say this to me often, and very strongly, but I had a blood test behind me, so uh....people are crazy.

Everyone in the world said last time it was a boy. I showed them the skull, they said boy. They said boy based on how I carried. Anyways Zuma is about as girl as you can get.

I think it is possible (our radiographer said you can never be 100% but I think that was to cover just in case). I wouldn't think the scan was more likely to be wrong because of what others have said though, how you carry is due to body type and muscle structure etc not a penis!

@Raindrop: every body is different pre and during pregnancy, it's a little nieve to think that the gender can be determined just by how you LOOK. Of course everyone looks different and their bumps look different and their clothes fit differently one day to the next. Ignore those people.... it's jibberish!

My mom was told I was a boy. I have books and cards made out to the boy name they picked. I'm pretty sure technology is better now though!

A few ladies at work swore too that I was having a boy. My techs check almost every time I went in to make sure she was still a girl I also have a pic of her clear girl parts so I was 100% sure!

With my first everyone, I mean everyone including strangers at the store, told me I was having a boy and "it" was missed on the ultrasound. I have a daughter...just like the ultrasound said.

Are you feeling the same as boy #1 LOL. My girlfriend carried opposite for her two pregnancies. I would have bet my life her first was a boy and second was a girl but some people just carry different

@Raindrop: The turtle doesn't lie. I mean, it would be one thing if the ultrasound tech couldn't get a super clear shot or something, but if you have a good shot of little boy parts, I think even someone who doesn't look at ultrasounds often can tell it's definitely a boy! I would be more open to the possibility if I were told I was having a girl, but clear boy parts are pretty obvious.

Don't stress, I had people up until the week before tell me I was having a boy, and it was clearly a girl. I trusted our U/S tech, she has only been wrong 4 times and she said all of those were over 10 years ago...people's guesses be darned they are trained professionals!