Finding out the sex at 15w5d?

Just curious how early people found out what sex they were having? I know most don't have a scan between 12w and anatomy scan but if you did, were you able to see the sex? I have to have scans every 2 weeks so not a big deal if they can't tell this afternoon when I have one

I had one at around that time with Alex. Could definitely tell he was a boy. If they get a really good shot between the legs its possible

My sister found out at 16w with her lastest bubs

We got told at 17w that we were having a girl. A scan at just over 19 weeks confirmed that. Although they do say they are only 80% sure. So she could come out with a willy

Both my 12 week scans showed boy bits.

At 16 weeks I went to my MW and after trying to find it for about 15 minutes she finally conceded that she couldn't find babies heartbeat and that I would need to get an emergency scan.

So,after finally getting hold of DH he took me and after an agonising wait we finally got to see the baby,and to my immense relief,baby was moving all over the place kicking happily away,my DH asked if the sonographer could see the gender and he smiled and showed us various parts of our little ones appendage.
After awhile he paused and said "and that right there,is your daughter"
I asked if he was sure,he said he was 100% sure and that he never says unless he was certain,it was a line or something that gave it away.
I think I asked him 3 or 4 times (id been hoping for a girl)

At my 20 week scan,was confirmed as a girl again,and when we did the 4D scan.

And when she was born...she was definitely a she.

So if the sonographer is good enough,and your baby is cooperative enough,you can definitely get an accurate answer early on,they just tend not to do it.

Oh dumb!! FX in a fortnight though! Can you ask for a different sonographer??

Oh sorry it was such a fail Kelly what an idiot!! They always made me empty my bladder to see my cervix lol dunno if thats coz I'm put together weird or something

Looking forward to seeing some results in a fortnight then :stalk stalk:

hey High9- my friend was told it was a boy at 12 weeks and then found out it was a girl at 20 weeks. They think now that the earlier scan was actually a part of the ambilical cord that was in the way.

We were told a girl at 12 weeks (and to be fair the sonographer made it clear that she could only be 80% sure at that early stage) but at 20 weeks it turned out to be a boy. We didn't really care as long as he was healthy, but I felt a bit guilty for referring to him as a her for the eight weeks in between. Doesn't appear to have caused a gender identity crisis :)