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The Top 11 Myths Told to Pregnant Moms




2. If the head of your bed points north it will be a boy and if it points south it will be a girl (or vice versa…can’t remember).
Jason: Again, this is not based in medical fact. In any event, who is to say what position the couple in question were facing during the baby making?? This along with all the other theories on determining a baby’s sex (the ring test, fast heartbeat = girl, etc) are all nonsense. BUT If someone can tell me how having a penis will change the way a baby lies in the uterus or a vagina can make a heartbeat change its rhythm, well then I’d be onto something!





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  1. We have written a whole book on pregnancy myths and superstitions called “Hands Off My Belly! The Pregnant Woman’s Survival Guide to Myths Mothers and Moods”. We cover myths from conception through the delivery room and into the postpartum period. You can buy it on Amazon, Barnes and Noble or at Borders.

  2. After reading this article I realise that the problem is the lack of education, combined with some sort of mass-superstions, if I may say so. Coincidences are all around us, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that they have an objective basis. This article clears up some of them, so yes, I will totally recommend it

  3. I was told not to put your arms up over your head or the umbilical cord will wrap around the babies neck. Lol good thing i didnt listen to have of what anyone told me because no one was right about anything.

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