How to Find Out the Sex of the Baby Early
Many parents want to find out the gender of their baby before it is born, so that they can prepare a room, buy clothes, choose a name, and do all the other things that need to be done before a baby is born. An ultrasound performed between 18 and 22 weeks typically shows the gender of the baby, but many parents want to find out even earlier. There is now a test that can tell you the gender of your baby within five weeks of when you became pregnant. Called the Baby Gender Mentor Home DNA Gender Testing Kit, it has up to a 99.9% accuracy rate.
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Things You'll Need
- Baby Gender Mentor Home DNA Gender Testing Kit
- Computer with Internet
- Blood sample
Instructions
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Getting Ready
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Order a Baby Gender Mentor Home DNA Gender Testing Kit from PregnancyStore.com. This can be done before you are pregnant or once you find out you are pregnant. It costs roughly $25.
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Confirm that you are pregnant. A pregnancy test comes in the kit.
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Register the kit online. This opens an account for confirmation, and the results will be sent to this account.
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Pay the lab fee online. The fee is $250, which can be paid with a major credit card through a safe online service.
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Prick your finger to get a small blood sample. There are directions for doing this in the kit, along with all the tools necessary to complete this step.
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Send the sample and the registration card to the lab in the prepaid Fed-Ex envelope.
After Sending off the Test
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Wait for the test results; it usually takes two business days to run the tests and post them online on your account.
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Check your online account for the results of the gender test.
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Celebrate the gender of your baby, but do not forget to schedule a regular appointment with your OB/GYN.
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Tips & Warnings
If, when your baby is born, it is the opposite gender than the test predicted, the company will refund double what you paid for the lab tests, as well as the $25 cost for the kit.
