Fun Baby Gender Predictor — Chart + Old Wives' Quiz

A traditional chart and six folk signs walk into a baby shower…

Quick answer: Try the traditional Chinese lunar chart plus six old-wives signs for a playful guess — pure party fun, because the ultrasound is the only real answer.

🎉 For fun only. This is a 50/50 guessing game — the ultrasound (or birth day) is the real answer.

Optional old-wives quiz — six classic folk signs:

How to use

  1. Enter the mother's age at conception and the month.
  2. Press Ask the chart to read the traditional grid.
  3. Optionally answer the six old-wives signs and tally them.
  4. Share the verdict at the shower — then let the ultrasound settle it.

About this tool

Expecting parents have consulted the Chinese lunar calendar chart for generations, and it remains a baby-shower favorite precisely because it is gloriously unscientific. Pick the mother's age at conception (18–45) and the month, and this page reads a traditional boy/girl grid of the kind that circulates in family albums worldwide; the optional old-wives quiz then tallies six classic signs — cravings, morning sickness, carrying high or low and more — into its own verdict. When chart and folklore disagree, the page says so with a wink. To be crystal clear: this is entertainment framed for parties and gifts, a straight 50/50 coin flip dressed in tradition. The ultrasound appointment — or the birth itself — is the only real answer. Your file never leaves this page — processing runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded and the data is dropped from memory when you close the tab.

FAQ

Does this really predict my baby's sex?
No — it is a party game. The actual odds are about 50/50, and only ultrasound or genetic testing can tell you the real answer.
What is the Chinese lunar calendar chart?
A traditional grid said to descend from a Qing-dynasty chart, mapping the mother's age and conception month to boy or girl. Circulated versions differ, which itself says everything about its accuracy.
Which age and month should I enter?
The mother's age at conception (18–45). The page estimates the lunar month as roughly one behind the calendar month, or you can override it.
What are the old-wives signs based on?
Folklore — cravings, morning sickness, how you carry and similar tales. Studies have found none of them predict sex better than a coin flip.
Can I use this at a baby shower?
Absolutely — that is the point. Print the verdict, frame the guesses, and let the ultrasound have the final word.

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