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Monday, December 19, 2011

Gender Calendar

Gender Calender
The choice of using gender selection is a very appealing idea to some prospective parents.  Gender calendars are able to facilitate this choice by guiding a couple's intercourse to influence their baby's gender.  A scientific variant of the gender calendar works on the basis of positive and negative ionic charges  in the sperm and ova.  This is known as the Selnas/Choice method. One, a study has reported a success rate of 98.7% with this method in 1994, while a 96 to 98 percent success rate was reported in 1999.

This method is affected by a woman's menstrual cycle.  Women with very irregular ovulation may not coincide with the calendar's prediction.  Third, this calendar will not work if the woman has taken ovulation pills or other fertility drugs.  Depending on beliefs, however, one may choose from several calendar methods in achieving this, from the astrological to the scientific. 

Using an Ovulation Calendar for Gender Selection

Understanding the difference between male and female sperm is one of the best ways to get started. The male sperm damages easier and also thrives better in alkaline (ph balanced) environment. Know these characteristics of sperm and use them to your advantage.

Firstly, you both should know that a infant boy is conceived when a Y chromosomes fertilizes a female egg. Chart your ovulation by taking a test or using an online ovulation calculator. Your chances of conceiving a boy are at their highest. The reasoning is when a woman has an orgasm her cervix opens and dilates allowing the flow of sperm to increase when the male climaxes.

An acidic environment might kill the sperm. Male sperm prefers the area closest to the cervix which is a natural alkaline environment. Consider using a douche made weak with baking soda before sex.  Knowledge of your Partners sperm, timing diet and ph balance readings, literally can let you know when the time is right to conceive that bouncing baby boy.

You can read my previous article about Chinese Baby Calender

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