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Girls, hello everyone 🌷 At the 1st screening (12 weeks), they said it was a boy. Now it's the 17th week of pregnancy, I went for an ultrasound and they said it's a girl. Could they have been mistaken again this time (the term is quite advanced to see the baby's gender correctly)? Who has encountered such a situation?
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Tatyana
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At the first screening, it's like shooting in the dark because
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April 25, 2025, 3:54 PM
Asel
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They probably made a mistake during the screening.
I prefer to find out during the second screening, so I didn't go for additional tests)
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April 25, 2025, 3:54 PM
Aleksandra
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My friend's first ultrasound was a girl, the second a boy. At the third, it was supposedly unclear, everything was hidden by the baby. In the end, it was a girl.
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April 25, 2025, 3:54 PM
Elena
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At the first screening, the genitals are not yet formed, so what are they guessing there. I was never told anything at the first screening; at 17 weeks, they always told me for sure.
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April 25, 2025, 4:00 PM
Lyali
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In my first pregnancy, I was told it was a boy at 13 weeks, and a girl at 18 weeks.
In the second pregnancy, I was definitely told it was a boy at 16 weeks.
Get an ultrasound elsewhere if you have doubts.
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April 25, 2025, 4:06 PM
Anastasiya
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I also wasn't told during the first screening, but my HR matched with the girl who had over 160. When I asked hypothetically, they said that now everything is absolutely the same for everyone, and they let me go. Two weeks later, I came for a scheduled ultrasound and was told it was a boy. My husband and I already celebrated, but not with a gender party, because it was too early. The result was that at 16 weeks, I decided to go for an ultrasound to determine the gender, and they said it was a girl. That’s when I got completely confused. I waited for the second screening, and they also guessed randomly—maybe a girl, maybe a boy—and let me go. My husband and I decided to pay for an ultrasound to find out who it really is, and only the paid ultrasound showed us a girl, which confirmed that her HR matched the first screening, and that was it.
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April 25, 2025, 4:29 PM
Anna Kots
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I wasn't even planning to go to the first one to find out, because it's still unclear what could happen there. Even the clinic advises starting from 17:00. )
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April 26, 2025, 9:15 AM

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