In addition to standard procedures for determining the sex of a child, there are folk methods (mostly oriental) that help you find out if you will have a boy or a girl. At the same time, tables are most widely used for their simplicity and accessibility.
Instructions
Step 1
The simplest method to find out the sex of a child is to use European tables. Above (horizontally) are blood groups that belong to the father. On the left (vertical), respectively, blood groups related to the mother. You need to compare two values to find out the sex of the unborn child.
Step 2
One variation of the previous practice is to determine if you are going to have a boy or a girl using the Rh factor. This method is less accurate, but it takes place, especially as a confirmation. You can find out the group and the Rh factor in the hospital or in donor centers. The principle of operation of this table is the same as that of the previous one.
Step 3
Perhaps the most difficult to use is the ancient Japanese table for determining the sex of a child. You will need to use the month of birth of the mother and father, as well as the month in which the conception took place. First, compare the data in the first table to get the number you are looking for. Substitute it in the horizontal top row in the second table and go down to the name of the month. The number of stars in a column is the probability that you will have a child of that gender.
Step 4
You can also use the ancient Chinese table to find out the gender of your baby. It all depends on the age of the mother and the month when the child was conceived. Compare the vertical and horizontal rows to get the result.
