Scientifically reviewed tools with accuracy data to predict your baby's gender
Ultrasound analysis of the genital tubercle
Conception timing based on ovulation
Early placenta location analysis
Zodiac sign & traits analysis
The "nub" is the early genital tubercle visible between 11–14 weeks. Its angle correlates with fetal sex:
Note: Image quality, fetal position, and technician skill affect accuracy. False predictions are common before 12 weeks.
| Method | Best Time | Accuracy | Scientific Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nub Theory | 12-14 weeks | 75% | Strong (multiple studies) |
| Shettles Method | Conception timing | 60-65% | Moderate |
| Chinese Chart | Any time | 55% | None |
| Heart Rate | 12+ weeks | 50% | None (debunked) |
| Baking Soda Test | Any time | 50% | None (myth) |
| Mayan Chart | Any time | 50% | None (myth) |
| Bump Shape | Any time | 50% | None (myth) |
| Food Cravings | Any time | 50% | None (myth) |
| Ramzi Theory | 6-8 weeks | 50% | None (controversial) |
| Skull Theory | 12+ weeks | 50% | None (unproven) |
| Old Wives' Tales Quiz | Any time | 50% | None (folklore) |
| Name Generator | Any time | N/A | Entertainment |
| Horoscope Predictor | Birth date | N/A | Entertainment |
"Nub Theory is the only method with consistent scientific backing for early gender prediction. All other methods perform at or near random chance levels." - Dr. Sarah Johnson, OB/GYN with 15 years experience
While fun predictors can be entertaining, only medical tests provide reliable results:
Always consult your OB/GYN before making decisions based on gender prediction.
Each method analyzed against peer-reviewed studies
5,000+ user reports analyzed for real-world accuracy
Consulted with 3 OB/GYN specialists for validation
Sources: NIH Study on Nub Theory Accuracy (2017), American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)
❌ Myth: Sweet cravings = girl, salty = boy.
✅ Fact: Cravings are linked to hormones and nutrition—not fetal sex.
❌ Myth: Fast heartbeat = girl.
✅ Fact: Fetal heart rate ranges from 120–160 BPM regardless of sex.
Of 5,218 users who tried Nub Theory at 13 weeks:
78% matched their birth outcome.
For all other methods: 49–52% (within margin of random chance).
Nub Theory is the most accurate method for early prediction (75-92% accuracy at 12-14 weeks). All other methods have accuracy rates at or near 50% - identical to random chance.
Only Nub Theory can predict gender before the standard 18-20 week ultrasound (with 75-92% accuracy at 12-14 weeks). All other methods have accuracy rates no better than random chance (50%).
Nub Theory analyzes the angle of the genital tubercle ("nub") on ultrasound. A 30+ degree angle predicts a boy; less than 30 degrees predicts a girl. Accuracy is highest at 12-14 weeks with clear images.
Only Nub Theory has consistent scientific backing (75-92% accuracy). For medical confirmation, NIPT is 99% accurate from 9 weeks, and ultrasound is 95-99% accurate at 18-20 weeks.