If you are unconcerned about others, you are simply not concerned about them. By: Mcdonald Masse.
Whether you're absolutely dying for a baby boy your first time
around or are just hoping to add a little guy to your brood of girls,
experiment with these sex positions, as well as diet and timing tips, to
help up your odds of conceiving a male.
Try it from behind Also
known as "Doggie Style,' this position is highly recommended to couples
hoping to conceive a boy, says Stacy Rybchin, founder of My Secret
Luxury. Why? "Because it allows for deeper penetration, and
consequently, during ejaculation, the male sperm get deposited closer to
the cervix.' In general, male sperm are faster, but they don't live as
long as females do, so the less distance they have to travel, the
better!
Do it standing up Apparently to
conceive a boy, all you gotta do is have sex standing up! This position,
like doggie style, enables deep penetration and is also thought to give
the faster male sperm an advantage seeing as sperm must swim against
gravity to get to the egg. While not backed by science, it's worth a
shot if you're hoping for a male.
Wait until you ovulate Timing
is, of course, everything when it comes to making a baby. Believe it or
not though, the day you do the deed (and the days you don't too!) can
potentially influence the gender of your child. To increase your chances
of a boy, experienced nurse and midwife Carmen Kosicek, RN, MSN,
advises avoiding intercourse in the days (at least four or five) leading
up to ovulation. Then do it the day of, she directs. Since male sperm
are faster swimmers, the theory here is that'd they'd reach the egg
first before the females. "Now, the trick is figuring out exactly when
you ovulate!' Don't worry ladies there are kits for that.
Consume more calories And
eat cereal for breakfast! "A study conducted by researchers at the
University of Exeter in the UK suggests that upping your calorie intake
by at least 400 calories per day and consuming cereal especially, along
with bananas, fish, vegetables and other high energy foods, can help
lead to conception of a boy,' reveals Dr. Ava Cadell, spokesperson for
The Experience Channel and renowned love and sex therapist. Interesting,
huh?
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