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How many weeks do you have to be to find out the gender?
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It depends on the quality of your doctors equipment and when they feel comfortable telling you. Some will start at 12w and some won't do it until 22w. You can go to a private ultrasound place and they usually tell you as early as 15w.
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I was told at 13 weeks and confirmed at 20. Its a lot easier to see if its a boy .
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Legs*
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Everyone is different , 12wks and up sum people cant find out the gender if the baby has its lega closed sum ppl find out at birth
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I found out 16weeks with my first it was a boy. But this time they said they wouldn't even check until i was 18weeks and we found out it was a girl... but I knew every time before they told us and its so fun to play some of those guessing games from online when waiting if ur impatient like me :)
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I won't b able to find out till I'm 22 weeks so I won't find out till August 12
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8765505 tn?1399764936
At twelve weeks we were told its a boy :)
80% positive and will be confirmed on aug 26 (20week)

just ask at each scan whats the sex :)
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I found out at 18 weeks
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i found out at 20 wks
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With my first baby we figured out we having a boy at 16 weeks however he did a conformation ultrasound at 20 weeks. I am now 17 weeks with my second and they wont let us find out till im at least 28 weeks.
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