Been told the wrong sex...

I was wondering if anyone has had this happen or knows of anyone who has been told that their bubs is one sex only to get the other????
For those who havnt read my other post...

"""BOY!!!!!.... we hope! the sonographer was only 50% sure that its a boy because bubs still had his legs crossed and he thought he could see what looked a bit like a diddle but no balls!!!????? He couldnt say that its a girl because well he couldnt see much!!! he admitted that it may be the cord and to not buy anything gender specific or get too into a boy but i cant help it!!!!   its so good to kinda know. It may still be a girl but im sticking with boy until proven otherwise """"

Even after being told this my family and DH! are still convinced that bubs is a girl!! which is kind of upsetting me because it feels like bubs is not being accepted so im wondering whether theres a chance or should i just go on my merry way being happy about my wee boy and not worry about them???

my unty was told her second was a girl turns out it was a boy my unty was a little surpriced

i think a lot of girls turn into boys...esp for those who had a 20 week scan or so and no more....it would pay to recheck for sure...we did...altho mum started buying pink anyways....

If cord was in way then i would suggest a rescan later on ...perhaps have a good check at a growth scan etc....we did one at 28-30 weeks and guy scanning counted out her labia etc to convince DH it was a girl...and to shut him up for me!!!! (he wanted a boy!)

One of my work mates was told she that they were almost certain it was a boy and he ended up being a girl

I worked with a girl who was told she was having a girl and it popped out a boy. They had everything pink and had painted the nursery pink too!!

Is there another scan that i can have??? I thought this was the last one???
I had lots with Bay but only due to problems...

I wouldn't trust it with that result. My sisters daughter was supposed to be a son, and her son a daughter, so unless it is obvious I don't put too much store in what they say.

Talk to your MW about another scan - that is what we are going to do. If she won't go for another normal one we might shell out for a 4d scan, that is how much we want to know!

Re scan results - give them a call!

I might be wrong but I don't think you are entitled to another unless something is up, my 20 week one was to be my last but i have a low lying placenta so I have to have another @ 30weeks to see if it's moved. If it wasn't for that I wouldn't get another

At my 20 week scan we were told we were having a girl. I then had a growth scan at 38 weeks and was told that it looked like 'i was having a boy!..she even showed me the bits........well I was in denial (as you would be if you thought for the majority of your pregnancy that you were having a little girl) right up until giving birth.......and well the docs held baby up, and DP proudly told me baby was a BOY.
So I'd say to stick to neutral colors, and in all honesty once you see you're baby you won't even give one single hoot about whether she's a girl or he's a boy. I had my heart set on a little girl but as soon as I saw my beautiful baby boy being held up in the air, I just cried tears of joy, we had only thought of a boys name that day aswell.
As for all my pinkies a brought...I was able to give them to my cousin who had twin girls a week before a had Kahtrell.
I can't imagine my life without him, he was, and still is the best surprise ever!

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Oh my goodness!! I dont think i would cry unhappy tears if my bubs isnt what they say because i will be so over the moon to have a healthy bubs regardless of sex! I guess thats why im trying to keep open minded and find out stories so i know that it does happen.

I guess that counts me out for a 4D scan because i dont really want to drive 4 hours to get it!
But like i said - im getting use to the thought that i will have to wait till bubs is born im more anxious now to see bubs face as this was something the sonographer couldnt see and id like to know that all is well.