Choosing the gender of your baby does not have to include expensive and controversial genetic treatment, as it is now recognised that there are a number of natural methods that can determine the gender of your child.
According to former midwife turned gender planning expert, Alicia Pennington, there are a wide variety of methods you can put into practise immediately to choose the gender of your baby. “So many people come to me asking ‘how can i choose the gender of my baby?’ Of course i say the important thing is that your child is healthy and happy, however the food you eat, your sexual positions and the timing of intercourse all have an important role in determining the gender of your baby.”
Pennington’s bestselling e-book, ‘Prince or Princess?’ has proven incredibly popular with couples desperate to have a baby boy or girl in order to complete their perfect family and the guide highlights some delightfully simple gender planning methods that are easily intergrated into a normal routine. Having spent the vast majority of her adult life researcing natural gender planning techniques, Alicia Pennington has become something of an authority on the subject.
“If you want to have a boy, for example, a diet rich in foods containing sodium and potassium is essential. The perfect food for this is a banana. Sweet corn, red meat and peaches are also recommended.. On the otherhand, for conceiving a girl, focus on foods containing calcium and magnesium. Broccoli, apples, fish and dairy products are all good sources for this.”
Consuming the correct food is an excellent way of creating the right PH balance in a woman’s body and Pennington is keen for parents choosing the gender of their child to be aware of the reasons behind this. “The sperm carrying X (female) and Y (male) chromosomes travel at different speeds and react differently to varying conditions, so the diet that you choose really can have an impact on establishing your baby’s gender.”
After 12 years as a midwife, it was one encounter with a woman who suffered severely with post-natal depression over the birth of her third daughter that affected Pennington emotionally: “That was the turning point of my career. I did my best to console and gave her words of encouragement but even I could not change the fact that she felt incomplete without a son even though she loved her 3 daughters dearly. I didn’t want this to happen to any mothers in future and this motivated me to find out about perfecting baby gender selection methods.”
Having sold over 9,000 copies already, Alicia Pennington’s Prince or Princess Guide brings together all the natural gender planning methods together in one place in an easy-to-read format. And with no current competition, it looks set to be successfully helping couples with their gender planning well into the future!
Prince or Princess? – Steps Towards Choosing Your Baby’s Gender Prior to Conception is available at Alicia Pennington’s website here.
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Alicia Pennington – Prince or Princess?
