WARNING: I am not a Medical Doctor. This information is for informational purposes only.
For as long as women have been having babies, they have been exchanging ideas about how to have either a boy or a girl. Unfortunately there’s no medical evidence that any of them actually work!

Having said that, there’ll always be a woman who tells you an old wives’ tale worked for her. So if you fancy defying the experts and trying to tip the balance towards a male versus a female, why not try some of the suggestions below.
You’re more likely to conceive a boy if…
- You attempt to conceive on the day of ovulation, as male sperm are thought to swim faster and reach the egg first
- your partner has a high sperm count. This is because male sperm are not as strong as female sperm, and so the higher the count, the more chance there is of a male sperm reaching the egg first

- you abstain for a week before ovulation and then only have only
attempt to conceive once on ovulation day, to keep the sperm count high
- your partner suggested the attempt
- you only attepmt to conceive at night
- you attempt to conceive only on odd days of the month
- your partner wears boxer shorts and
loose-fitting trousers
- you eat salty food, plenty of meat, fish, white flour, pasta, fresh fruit, certain vegetables, but avoid milk and dairy products, such as yogurt and cheese, nuts, chocolate, shellfish and wholemeal bread.

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