Discovering your baby’s sex is an exciting milestone for many expectant parents. The timing of this revelation depends on the method used:

1. Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT):
   • Available as early as 10 weeks of pregnancy
   • Blood test that analyzes fetal DNA in maternal blood
   • Highly accurate but may not be covered by all insurance plans
2. Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS):
   • Performed between 10-13 weeks
   • Invasive test primarily used for genetic screening
   • Can determine sex with high accuracy
3. Amniocentesis:
   • Typically done between 15-20 weeks
   • Invasive test for genetic abnormalities
   • Provides accurate sex determination
4. Ultrasound:
   • Most common and non-invasive method
   • Sex may be visible as early as 14 weeks, but more reliably at 18-20 weeks
   • Accuracy can depend on baby’s position and technician’s experience
5. At-Home DNA Tests:
   • Available from 7-8 weeks of pregnancy
   • Accuracy varies; confirm results with medical professionals

Remember, some parents choose not to find out the sex before birth, enjoying the surprise at delivery. Whatever your choice, discuss options with your healthcare provider to make an informed decision that aligns with your preferences and medical needs.