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561393 tn?1320962815

morning sickness and gender of baby

okay I have been pregnant 6 times only two living children and pregnant now..With my son I was sick all day everyday, with my daughter only sick in the morning, now I am pregnant and sick all day again. My question and poll is with pervious pregnancys what was you sickness like and what was the sex of the baby??
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708222 tn?1276135032
I only have one child.  I am on my second pregnancy.  I was sick all day for the first 12 weeks with my son.  I am now sick all day with this pregnancy also, but now it seems to be more around mealtime that I am nauseated.  My sister is having a boy and she was only nauseated in the evenings.  I think it is really just random what you get and what the baby's gender is.  I had a friend who was nauseated constantly and had a girl and then got pregnant again and never had any aversions, nausea, cravings or anything and had another girl.  It's fun to guess though :)
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With my 2 girls I was not sick at all, the only symptom I remember in the first trimester was fatique.  Now pregnant with number 3 I have been sick (but not vomiting) in the morning and at night.  I often wonder if I'm having a boy this time due to the sickness factor!! Only time will tell!
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317019 tn?1532965586
i was sick all day from about 7 weeks until 12 weeks...then it turned into only being sick at night...im currently almost 26 weeks with a girl!!!

best of luck
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