That depends on how you are finding out! 1) Via ultrasound about 17-22 weeks (not always right, though I've been lucky) 2) Via Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) This diagnostic test is usually performed between 8 and 11 weeks gestation, sometimes as late as 13 weeks. This is generally a test for people who have a high risk of genetic abnormalities. There is a small chance that the sex they determine is wrong as well. 3)Amniocentisis This diagnostic test is performed as early as 9 weeks and for diagnostic purposes, 18 weeks gestation. There is a risk of 1-1.5% miscarriage and 1% chance of other pregnancy complications (infection, premature labor, injury to the fetus, cord, or placenta, rupture of membranes, etc.). The tests take about 2-4 weeks to run. There is a small chance that the sex they tell you is incorrect. 4) Old Wives Tales.. http://www.childbirth.org/articles/boyorgirl.html 5) At Birth! ~pawsalmighty Also 3-D ultrasound it pretty accurate if you can find a place that does these. ~pawsalmighty USUALLY ABOUT 20 WEEKS UNLESS THE BABY IS IN A POSISTION WHERE THE DOCTOR CANNOT SEE IT.
Sometimes it can be detected as early as 12 weeks... but It's not common. Most of the time the ultrasound tech can tell at the mid-way scan between 18-20 weeks answer i found my sons sex out when he was 18 weeks and i kid you not, the doctors said he had the biggest penis they'd ever seen :D
16+ weeks but normally 20 + weeks, even then the baby needs to be in the right position.
Usually about 20 weeks. Sometimes before. It can depend on the position of the baby and the quality of the equipment being used.
18 weeks, if your baby is cooperative
about 18 weeks could be earlier though.
18-20 weeks
Around week 20.
depends how far along you are. could mean miscarriage or that the baby's coming. Or you did it too rough tell him to lighten up
The sex of your baby can be determined by ultrasound at 16 weeks. Doctors will usually do an ultrasound at 20 weeks.
about 10-12 wks
16 weeks. But most doctors wait until 21 weeks because the sex of the baby can change.
no
No the pregnancy test lone will not tell you the sex of the baby.
Have what ? sex? a baby?
twenty weeks is the technical time, but boys genitils aren't fully developed until twenty-six weeks
No
The baby's genitals aren't developed enough to tell yet.
To know how far long you might be you either have to provide us with dates for your menstruation and when you had sex or just simply take a pregnancy test, there are those who show how far along you are, or see a doctor who can tell you.