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Knowing the gender

I'm 5 weeks. How long before I get to know what the gender of my baby is?
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14 plus weeks...  anatomy scan is done 16 plus weeks....
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I have 4 boys crossing fingers for girl this time but if he/she is healthy I don't care. Congrats to all you mommy's to be.
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8765505 tn?1399764936
I found out on scans
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8765505 tn?1399764936
@melanie2508 - its a boy ♡
I'm 24+5 now and he's still a boy :)

On my first I didn't find out until around 18/20weeks and she was a girl ;)
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I found out with the blood test, later it was confirmed with the ultrasound
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That's what i kind of thought my Dr said it's easier to know a boy before 20 weeks
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A boy
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To the girls that found out at 12 and 13 weeks what are u having.  
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I found out at 13 weeks
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8765505 tn?1399764936
I found out at twelve weeks :)
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My dr said i wont have another ultrasound until 23 weeks!
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I have 4 boys and I found out at 4 months with my 1st and 12 weeks with my other 3 boys. If it's a boy and he wants to flaunt it you could know early lol.  
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Thank you
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9865301 tn?1410321872
14-22 weeks. It depends on your doctor
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that is to do the anatomy ultrasound
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I found out my baby's gender at 17weeks5days. It depends on your OBGYN's recommendation.
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9445847 tn?1408059755
Usually you dont do the anatomy scan until 20 weeks. Which is when you'll find out, but you can tell as early as 16 weeks.
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14 to 18 weeks of pregnancy.
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