1) Timing Of Intercourse

Medical researchers have begun assembling evidence that strongly suggests that the timing of intercourse can have an impact on ones chances of conceiving a boy. For example, it’s recommended that you time your intercourse to be when female ovulation occurs. This provides an environment that allows male sperm to potentially reach the egg first and achieve conception. Having an ovulation calendar can help you keep track of your ovulation cycle.

2) Sexual Positioning

The female vagina can be a very hostile environment for sperm. Generally speaking, male sperm are less hardy than female sperm, and have a tendency to have a shorter life-span within the vagina. As a result, you will want to ensure deep vaginal penetration that results in ejaculation taking place as close to the cervix as possible. Because male sperm are often faster than female sperm, you are giving yourself a good chance of conceiving a boy.

3) Dietary Considerations

A diet rich in potassium, sodium, calcium, and vitamins C, E and B-12 can influence the conception of a boy. You will always want to design a diet in coordination with your physician to ensure the healthiest nutritional intake for you and your future baby.

In summary, you can improve your chances of conceiving a boy by taking the aforementioned factors into consideration when you and your partner decide to have a baby. Of course, if you want to avoid the unknown, read Ashley Spencer’s book, one of the most authoritative books in this field.

Gender selection in pregnancy is not something your doctor can help you with. But that does not mean there is no way in which you can increase the chances of conceiving a boy or a girl. There are some time tested things which have been proven to increase the chances manifold and you can find them online quite easily. However, the problem (like with most things online) is that there is no assurance whether it’ll work or not. So it makes sense to use a process which has a good set of testimonials attached to it.

Gender selection in pregnancy is usually determined by the number (and quality) of the X and Y chromosomes, and the time at which the actual conception happens. It is said that the sperm cells which help make a boy have a very short life span and it would make sense to plan the conception on the day of the actual ovulation so that the sperm cells don’t get wasted. Then there is the diet factor. It has been proven time and again that pH value plays one of the most important roles in the gender selection process and that is dependant on the diet taken.

So it is a ‘process’ and not something that can be achieved overnight – but yes; it is quite possible to increase the chances of conceiving a baby of a particular gender.