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Contrary to trying for a boy where sexual intercourse occurs at or close to the Ovulation will be the most likely to yield sons, timing for conceiving a girl is to conduct sexual intercourse 4, 3 or at least 2 days ahead of Ovulation. The logic behind the recommended timing is that by the time Ovulation finally occur, virtually all the male-bearing Y-sperm would will have died as it has been already at least 2 days since the sperm were deposited in the reproductive tract. When Ovum [egg] finally arrives, it is likely that only the sturdier Hardy X [female-bearing X-sperm] will still be waiting and capable of fertilizing the Ovum. The whole idea is to time sexual intercourse well in advance of Ovulation, as far in advance as possible but not so far as to completely rule out the chances of conceiving at all ... download GenderLabs™ for more information

GenderLabs™ recommends to start at 3 days in advance of Ovulation as the optimum timing because chances of conceiving at 4 days are very slim. However, you can move to 2½ days and finally, to 2 days if 3 days never result in pregnancy. If you have sexual intercourse any closer to Ovulation than 2 days, you place yourself in distinct jeopardy of conceiving a boy. In the event you still have not conceived after several months of trying and especially if you have two consecutive ‘Peak Days’, you may opt to risk moving in a little closer to the Ovulation by having sexual intercourse on the day prior to the first of the ‘Peak Days’.

As with trying for boy, determine your Ovulation timing is the first and most important order of the business. You will probably have to go through several cycles in order feel confident about your own timing. Fortunately, the daunting task of Ovulation prediction is now a breeze with the availability of GenderLabsÔ Fertility Management System, a state-of-the-art solution especially designed for women to manage their fertility cycles effectively and efficiently, gender preselection in particular. Programmed with advanced algorithm, proven methodologies and presented in an intuitive and practical environment as the core elements, managing your fertility with GenderLabs™ Fertility Management System is now easy, informative and even entertaining. In term of Basal Body Temperature [BBT], Ovulation should have occurred somewhere between the morning on which you observed a ‘dip’ [sharp drop] and the morning on which you noted a perceptible rise in body temperature. Correspondingly, you will find CM to appear in relatively small amount at first, it is thick and tacky, cloudy and most of the time, yellowish in color. Most obvious of all is perhaps its elastic characteristics; it is hardly stretchable and will break up easily. As your fertility level increases, it will become clearer and eventually resembling raw egg white. During Ovulation or ‘Peak Day’, the CM will be relatively abundant in volume, its texture will become very watery and slippery and it will be highly stretchable in nature ... download GenderLabs™ for more information

Avoid sexual intercourse at least 2 day before and 1 day after the ‘Peak Day’ [Ovulation]. Abstain entirely from sexual activities during the Peak Days and you may resume sexual activities immediately after the peak symptoms has turned back to resemble the infertile phases, where CM will become thicker and cloudier again. If you experience more than one consecutive day of ‘Peak Day’ symptoms, the last day is the most likely day of Ovulation. Occasionally, ‘Peak Day’ symptoms do appear at odd times due to hormonal disturbances. In the event critical symptoms are out of the norm, you are strongly advised to seek further confirmation by comparing against other fertility symptoms such as position and texture of the Cervix, Ovulatory Pain and LH Surge. If your cycles are irregular in nature, GenderLabs™ recommends the use of Ovulation Prediction Kits [OPK] to detect LH surge in order to determine the Ovulation. For those using OPK, it is advisable to stop having unprotected sex at least one day before detecting the LH surge and be advised not to conduct any sexual intercourse when you are experiencing ‘Peak Day’ as you would be at real risk of conceiving a boy, regardless what is revealed by your Ovulation Prediction Kits [OPK] test. Alternately, you may derive the predicted day of Ovulation by applying the Shortest Cycle Rule where a minimum of 6 cycles of record are available for analysis, simply minus 14 days from the shortest cycle and the result is your forecast day of Ovulation timing. Another option is to base on the earliest occurrence of Ovulation. In either options, minus another 3 days and that will give you the optimal day for sexual intercourse that favor female offspring.

One important point to take note of during the course of gender preselection is the use of condom as the only form of birth control. The purpose behind such recommendation is to ensure that no interference to the acidity / alkalinity of the female reproductive tract and in addition, this will enable the woman to observe and test her CM without confusing with seminal fluid ... download GenderLabs™ for more information

NB: Compliant to guidance and usage of GenderLabs™ Fertility Management System will maximize the probability of achieving pregnancy with gender of your choice, however, no guarantee or warranty could be offered pertaining to the results as human reproduction is subject to variables beyond the control of existing technologies.