Are there more boys or girls after the due date? Let's talk about it by experience.

It is not scientific to determine whether to have a boy or a girl from the expected date of delivery.

The calculation of the estimated delivery date is only a rough idea. Sometimes women's menstrual period is irregular, so the time of pregnancy may be late. If the expected date of delivery is calculated according to the menstrual period, it may be delayed, or if the fetus is small, it may be delayed. There are many factors, so it is impossible to explain whether it is a boy or a girl from delayed menstruation.

Whether to have a boy or a girl is actually decided at the moment of fertilization, but many prospective parents really want to know in advance whether they are going to meet a boy or a girl, so they want to speculate on whether to have a boy or a girl through various channels. There is a saying on the internet that boys and girls can be predicted by looking at the expected date of delivery.

There is an online method to predict gender by looking at the expected date of delivery. Generally speaking, if the mantissa of the expected date of birth is odd, the probability of having a boy is higher, while if the expected date of birth is even, the probability of having a girl is higher, and most boys are born before the expected date of birth, while most girls are born after the expected date of birth.