Chinese Gender Calendar

[January84]

So do you mean if i plan for jan/feb bb (conceive mth), I need to add 2 years? The rest 1yr only?

Sorry abit blur.

I hope my #2 is a gal

+2 years for month of birth, not conceived...

eg, this year rat but deliver in Jan, + 2 years.

eg, this year rat deliver any month by 31 Dec 08, +1 year.

 

[-SRI-]

the verdict, accurate cz i hv bb gal...:001_302:

 

[January84]

hahaha, congrats!

 

[veronica]

+2 years for month of birth, not conceived...

eg, this year rat but deliver in Jan, + 2 years.

eg, this year rat deliver any month by 31 Dec 08, +1 year.[/quote


Sorry ya very blur. I tot use our age in chinese calendar then use the month we conceive ??

 

[sky5956ling]

Hi

Anyone tried using ClearBlue Fertility Monitor to try the gender of the baby . ???

 

[strawberry]

[mine is accurate too. It says I will have a boy and true enough , I have a boy...

 

[DodoTan]

Your age by chinese lunar calendar can be a bit complicated one. Generally, just add 1 to your gregorian calendar age. But if you are like me, was born a few days before the chinese lunar new year, then need to add 2 years.
eg: I'm born in 1983 (year of the pig for most people) but I was born before CNY, so I was still in the year of the dog. So by the chinese calendar, I was born in 1982, year of the dog (then you add the extra 1 year later to convert to the age by chinese lunar calendar). So I'm 25 by the gregorian calendar this year but 27 by the lunar calendar.

 

[DodoTan]

My bb's gender is also accurate by the chinese calendar predictor.
http://www.motherhood.com.sg/tools/gender.asp

 

[autumn82]

Mine for both also not accurate..

 

[DodoTan]

actually, my hubby is right. no way can it be reliable. it's a 50% chance of being right no matter what the chart says. so means i can anyhow make a predictor now and it will be accurate for some people. hahahahaha.... :wong17: