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Kicks on the left=boy?

Hey, I'm 17 weeks with my 3rd and starting to feel little kicks my first 2 are girls and always kicked on the right this one is kicking mostly on the left. Is that a sign of boy? I have an appointment on Wed and will schedule my 20 week scan to find out baby's gender I'm just curious what others with both genders have experienced.
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I'm 29weeks with my first n I'm having a girl n I rarely feel her on the left she's always on my right
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That's a myth. How the baby lays has nothing to do with gender.
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My son is a mover!! I feel him from both sides of my belly kicking and hitting me!
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My baby girl always kicks on the left
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My little boy is always on the right lol
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Im nearly 27w with a baby boy and hes always kicking my left side. Kicking me right now actually. Lol.
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My baby girl destroys my left side every night.
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My little princess has killed my left side I have the hardest time sleeping
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I'm 28 weeks with a boy and he mostly kicks the middle of my belly... Although he definitely kicks both sides and moves around a lot.
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I'm having a boy and his feet have been on the right side of my body since week 28. Every single ultrasound has him in the same position. And boy oh boy, does he like to kick my right ribcage. Oy.
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