What are the chances of having a boy?

Answer 1

it's about 50/50 but scientist say there is a 45% chance of a boy and 55% of girl. Sorry you have that the wrong way round. In the West there are about 53 boys born to 47 girls.
You would imagine it to be about 50% but actually there are more baby boys born every year in the US than baby girls. The NCHS says that this has been true since at least 1940. There are other factors that can affect this. The age of the mother and the father, health and possible how many other pregnancies the woman has had can all affect the likelihood of one sex over another.

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Answer 2

There are only two possibilities with each pregnancy, a boy or a girl. Therefore, with every pregnancy, there is a 50% probability that you will have a boy, and a 50% probability that you will have a girl. This probability does not depend on how many children you already have, nor does it depend on how many boys or girls a relative has, nor does it depend on the gender of your own siblings.

Answer 3

You have a 50/50 chance of giving birth to a female. Not quite, about 47 girls are born for every 53 boys.

Answer 4

Each child has pretty much a 50/50 chance of being male or female. The number of children they already have has no bearing on the results of a new child.

Answer 5

there are both the same

Answer 6

50/50 but keep ur hope's up

Answer 7

The odds are 50-50.

Answer 8

its a 50/50 chance