If the fetus kicks strongly, is it a boy?

If the baby kicks vigorously, it does not necessarily mean that it is a boy. The main reason is that the frequency of fetal movement is mainly determined by the baby's activity. Generally, fetal movement is most likely caused by the baby's rapid breathing frequency or respiratory obstruction, and has nothing to do with boys or girls. If mothers want to know whether the baby is a boy or a girl, they can check it through B-ultrasound, and fetal movement can determine whether the baby is developing normally.

The fetus is moving strongly, is it a boy?

Frequent fetal movements do not necessarily mean a boy. To know whether it is a boy or a girl, expectant mothers can use the following points to self-test whether it is a boy or a girl. However, after personal verification by many mothers, there are a small number of exceptions, and it is not completely accurate. First look at the location of the fetal movement.

Boys usually move left and right in the belly, that is, they move left and then right, while girls move around the belly button. Look at the bulge in the belly when the fetus moves. Regardless of whether the baby is a boy or a girl, there will be a bulge in the mother's belly when the fetus moves. The bulge in a boy is small, just like his little fist or little foot pressing on your belly. The bulge in a girl is big, and you will obviously see your belly bulge up high, as if the baby's buttocks are sticking up.

Finally, look at the way the fetus moves. When a baby boy moves, he usually kicks here and punches there. Although he may turn over, it is rare. A baby girl will also punch and kick, but it is more like waves in the belly, rising and falling. The earlier the fetal movement, the more likely it is a boy, because boys are more active. The later the fetal movement, the more likely it is a girl, because girls are quiet. Pregnant women usually feel fetal movement at 20 weeks. If the fetal movement is earlier, it indicates a high chance of having a boy. If it is later than 20 weeks, the pregnancy may be a girl. Of course, such speculation is not necessarily 100% correct.