Choose Baby Gender – How To Conceive A Baby Boy Or Baby Girl Naturally

We have previously covered what to eat to conceive baby boy in one of the previous post. In this post, I’ll touch on what to eat to conceive a baby girl.

If you are looking to have a son, an alkaline inducing diet is recommended, however, if you want a girl, then a more acidic diet is the way to go. However, again, that does not mean that you should go one direction. A healthy and balance diet is always recommended to have a healthy baby.

What you want to do is to eat more acidic inducing food and cut down a bit on the alkaline side.

The Y sperm, which is responsible for producing boys are weak… and they don’t survive in an acidic environment. Thus, by having a more acidic diet, it helps to ensure that the sperm that reaches your egg is the sperm that contains the X chromosome, thus giving you a baby girl.

This is because the X sperm is thicker, thus, making them more durable and able to withstand a more acidic environment.

So… what are the recommended diet if you want to conceive a baby girl ?

Here is a list of what to eat to have a baby daughter:

Fruits: Blueberries, Cranberries, Prunes, Plums

Proteins: Beef, Fish, Lamb, Lobster, Mussels, Salmons, Veal, Sausages, Sardines

Dairy: Milk, Cheese, Ice Cream, Butter

Grains: Corn, Oat, Barley, Rice, Wheat

These are some of the healthier choices you can take and these are food that are acid inducing… in other words, it helps to create a more acidic environment, thus, giving you a better chance to have a baby girl.

Remember, it takes time and you don’t want to go all out having a more acidic diet. Like i say, what you want is a balance diet. So.. what you can do is to cut down 30% of the alkaline diet you used to take and increase the acidic diet by the 30%.

This will give you a better chance of having a baby daughter and you may want to start regulating your diet and PH level a month before your baby making session.

For a full list of healthy dietary plan to follow and what to eat, Click here to check out the Baby Gender Guide