Hi there,I'm wondering if anyone can tell me if the Chinese Gender Chart worked for them. I have a 3 year old girl and my hubbie would like a boy so we are kind of following the Chinese Gender Chart. This month was our first month ttc without

. There are also several thousand Chinese in the area, many of whom come to worship at the 135-year old Quang Cong Pagoda (Ð Thong Nhat), a colourful Chinese temple in the town centre. With both Hwy 1A and Hwy 20 (heading to the central highlands) passing through

Hi everyone,Jane Williamson told me about Goji Berries being good to help you concieve. I thought I start a thread about it to tell the rest of you who are trying. Jane if you see this thread, you can explain more.Claire ""The Chinese Wonder Fruit

Hi.Thought as there were threads on here about pregnancy cravings, id start one about the foods our kids cant get enough of!When OH and I had chinese takeout I hadnt cleared away the leftover prawn crackers. Kids got up early the next morn and I

what predivtion she uses but ive used the chinese prediction on the internet where you put uour age in and the month you concieved, it said i was having a girl, but my 21 week scan showed (and we saw it with our own eyes make no mistake lol) that were

clinic. They dont do it in england for family balancing or parents preferance but they do for families who have genetic problems with a certain sex. It might be worth talking to your doctor about it. Hope this helps, nicola x hi i did the chinese gender

% sure it was a girl after about fifteen mintues of scanning. im 40 weeks now and recently bought some pink clothes cause next were having a sale and couldnt resist. i have heard that the chinese gender chart is very accurate and it says im having a girl

burning clary sage oil, drinking raspberry leaf tea and nipple stimulation, one TB member even claims that Chinese meals worked for her twice!If you want to see the other thread from today it's here Clare is in a similar position to you Lucy. Hi Lucy I

""The Chinese Wonder FruitThese Goji berries are wild crafted from the hills in the Ningxia Region of China. Also known as Wolfberries, Lycium berries and Gou Ji Zi berries, they have been used in Traditional Mongolian, Tibetan and Chinese medicine