Is it true that the gender of ur baby goes by how many of each gender ur baby's father's mother had?

Question

Like, for example, if ur baby's father's mother had only boys, it's pretty much 100% chance ur having a boy? I hav a girl, her father's mother had 4 girls & 3 boys, including him. Now I wanna hav a baby with my hubby, although his Mom had 2 boys & 1 girl with HIS father, she got re-married & ALL TOGETHER she had 3 girls & 3 boys, so would that make me 50-50 chance of having either a boy or a girl? We, especially him, want(s) a boy, he has a daughter about age 21 and I hav my 6 year ol daughter. (Though I wouldn't mind having another girl, I do love my daughter, thou she's bad now, I STILL luv her and we would name her after his sister that passed away (1st name) & my Mom who passed away from cancer 12/25/04 (middle name).) But hubby wants a boy also to carry on his family name. Also, if it's a boy, when we do get pregnant, I wanna name him after hubby Juan Antonio (we are Puerto Rican, also my Mom's middle name was Antonia), but he wants the 1st name to be SanJuan (like the...

San Juan is the capitol of Puerto Rico (too weird & too ethnic to me) or JaQuan (too African American sounding, and we're not even African American, not to be prejudiced towards African Americans), I prefer his name, Junior, actualy the 3rd (III), as he is named after HIS father, or a unique name, but not one that when he grows up will look too ethnic on a resume & result in them not getting the job, or too weird-sounding, just different, a name not too many people have. My daughter's name is Liana, which at the time I thought there were not too many, turns out there are more Lianas then I thought there were.

Answer 1

no its 50/50

Answer 2

NO.... although the male determines the sex of the baby it doesnt matter if his father had 5 boys and 1 girl. The males chances are not lower for having a girl. Its a 50/50 thing although I do notice some familys tend to either have more boys or more girls in them I think its just the luck of the draw.

Answer 3

I can't say true or not, but what I do know is I have a friend her mom had 6 girls, 2 boys.(her sister had 4 boys 1 girl) She thought like u she has 7 boys always tried 2 get that 1 girl never did.

Answer 4

Whhhhheeeeeeeeewww.

Nope. The gender is a 50/50 chance, each time, decided by which sperm makes it to the egg first. Families that have all boys or girls are just flukes, or perhaps the fathers had 'stronger male swimmers' or 'stronger female swimmers', but that's the only thing that affects it. You two have a 50/50 chance, each time you conceive, of having a boy or a girl.

Answer 5

most of the time it relatively is between 14 and 18 weeks...my checklist is going to do it at 18 weeks...i nevertheless am interior the wait to be sure the gender yet im particular i'll be ask your self reason we are returned and forth for all time no remember if it relatively is a boy or a woman

Answer 6

absolutely not!! My girls' father's mom had four boys, and he has three girls.... so no that's a total falsehood. Gender is soley determined by the dad and the dad alone. The dad could have a high sperm count or low. He could have more female sperm than boy or vice versa. Gender is 50/50 and is only determined by the sperm who makes contact with the egg first......

Answer 7

that cant be true.. my dads mom had 3 girls and 1 boy and my parents got 6 boys and 2 girls..

Answer 8

No. The gender of your baby is determined by whether the sperm that penetrates the egg carries an X or Y chromosome. It is not determined by how many of either gender your mother-in-law had.

Answer 9

I dont think so. My dad's mom had 3 boys and 1 girl and all her son's had all girls.

Answer 10

no, it depends on whether the x or y sperm reaches the egg first.it has nothing to do with genes.