Chinese Birth Chart

The Chinese Birth Chart is also known as the Chinese Birth Calendar or the Chinese Pregnancy Calendar. It is important when using the Chinese Birth Chart, to use it the correct way to predict baby gender.

Many Moms Who Think have used it to successfully predict their baby's gender in the early stages of their pregnancy, or to plan their pregnancy*.

Quite a few gone on to our Weekly Pregnancy page to track the changes to their body and their baby's development.

To use the Chinese Birth Chart, read the instructions below and follow the link to the chart.

Remember, following the directions are important!

Directions for the Chinese Birth Chart

1. Go to the Chinese Pregnancy Calendar page, then follow the steps below to get your most accurate results.

2. Take note of the mother's age at the time of conception.

3. Take note of the month when the baby was conceived.

4. Locate that month on the top portion of the Chart and the age on the left side of the chart.

5. Finally, follow each row and column on the Chinese Birth Calendar to the spot where they meet and intersect, and look for the corresponding box labeled B for boy, or G for girl (they have also been color coded pink or blue as well).

You may find more valuable and scientifically based information regarding gender selection and pregnancy in with our online ovulation calendar that can help you plan the sex of your child based on your body.

Many parents and parents to be have used the above method to accurately predict their babys' gender.

After you're done with the Chinese Birth Calendar, please browse Moms Who Think's Pregnancy channel for more pregnancy information.

*Although across the internet the Chinese Birth Chart maintains a 95% accuracy for baby gender prediction, it is not a scientifically proven method for baby gender selection.