Tomorrow is our second ultrasound at 15w2d and since we aren't team green, we are hoping to find out the gender. Not sure if they are planning on telling us or not. Anyway, when did you find out your LO ' s gender? (Multiple voting for different children.)
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18 weeks both times! It was at my anatomy scan
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13 weeks with E (had a CVS), 20 weeks with #2!
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19 weeks w ds, will probably be the same this time with the way my appts fall.
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16w
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13 weeks thanks to the Harmony test.
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Didn't vote because they way you phrased it makes me think you're asking about ultrasounds. We're finding out next week (10 weeks) when we get the results from our Panorama screening.
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19 weeks for N and 17 weeks for E at an elective ultrasound.
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Team green!
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12wks with the Verifi blood screening, but super excited for you, dear!!
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14 weeks 4 days. Unexpected ultrasound and they were able to tell with 100% certainty. It was an awesome surprise.
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13 weeks via blood test and confirmed at our 17 week ultrasound
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20 weeks. Ultrasound tech wrote it down and put it in an envelope. We went away for a long weekend and opened it while relaxing by the lake.
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20 weeks with ds. 17 weeks with this one
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20 weeks!
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22 weeks with my 1st and 16 weeks with my 2nd.
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20 weeks with DD. 13 weeks with DD2. I love finding out early!
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Ahhh so exciting! I hope you they tell you!
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Found out the sex at 19 weeks!
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Technically at our 12wk nt scan the technician said she "looked pretty girly" and she was right. We didn't announce the sex/start buying things/actually believe it until the anatomy scan at 20 weeks though.
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I voted before 12 weeks because we had MaterniT21 and found out at about 11.5 weeks, but we also then had our NT screening at 13 weeks and we saw that it was, indeed, a boy.
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I think we opened the envelope from the anatomy scan at 26 weeks with LO1. We can find out next week (18 weeks) for LO2 if we want.
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18 weeks, at the anatomy scan for my first. We've just had a 12 week scan with my second, and got told that it was a a girl, 80% sure.
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20 weeks with LO1, 22 weeks with LO2. You could always ask them to tell you!
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20 weeks for learning the gender correctly...
17 weeks for learning it incorrectly.But I'm a rare care
Update us once / if you know!
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I found out at a 13 week ultrasound with DD1. Tech said she was 100% sure...and she was right!
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We were given an 80% guess at 12 week genetic scan. Then I got in a car accident at 17 weeks where it was confirmed. Confirmed again at 19 weeks for anatomy scan.
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20 weeks, at the anatomy scan.
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my office is very laid back about ultrasounds So i only had them at my 12 week and 20 week appointment. We found out at 20 weeks
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Team Green!
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16 weeks at an elective scan.
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18 weeks with my son via ultrasound
13 weeks via Harmony and confirmed again at 18 weeks via ultrasound with this pregnancy
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18 weeks at my anatomy scan.
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with my first, at 12 weeks, at the NT scan. with the second, 19 weeks at the anatomy scan. I wanted the tech to be "100% sure", so I told her if she wasn't positive at the NT scan, to not even tell me her guess.
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My dr took a look at 16 weeks and was 90% sure. We confirmed at our anatomy scan at 19 weeks.
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I was 15w and 5 or 6 days (it was supposed to be a 12w NT scan FWIW). It definitely looked like a girl, but the tech wouldn't confirm 100% probably because it was before 16w. She stayed a girl though!
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19 weeks with DD1 - anatomy scan
17 weeks with DD2- it was a check to see if a cyst was shrinking, she was hesitant to tell me, but she got a good shot and felt confident. I know there is no way my office would have told me before 17 weeks. -
@simplyfelicity: I hope you were able to find out!!
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@Synchronicity: In the waiting room...I hope they at least try to tell. Either way, it will be great to see baby.
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I was super anxious to know and I didn't want to wait for my anatomy scan so I had an elective gender scan at 15 weeks to find out.
By 15 weeks the gender is pretty clear with a good potty shot. Hope they can tell you!
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