Worked For Me! | How to Choose the Sex of Your Baby: Fully revised and updated

Easy to Understand and Implement | How to Choose the Sex of Your Baby: Fully revised and updated | Landrum B. Shettles, David M. Rorvik

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	• How to Choose the Sex of Your Baby: Fully revised and updated Landrum B. Shettles, David M. Rorvik Broadway, 2006 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 43 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

It worked for both my sister and me...

Planned both sons following this method. They are now in their 20's.

My sister wanted girls, she got three following his advice; 34, 32, and 28 years old.

I just bought this book (again) for my own son, so the gift keeps on giving.

Worked For Me!

I really wanted a girl. We already had a boy. We followed the system and we now have a two week old baby girl.

Easy to Understand and Implement

This book is quite easy to understand. You'll need to read and re-read a few sections while you're going through the process, but it's a piece of cake. We've just finished our "dry runs" and gotten our baselines, so now we're moving on to the real deal. I can't say yet if we've gotten our boy, but it seems like it should be easy enough to do!

My one complaint is that a significant portion of the book is devoted to defending the process Dr. Shettles suggests. It's as though these chapters are directed at the opponents of the method or at other authors who Shettles considers to be false experts. I understand that Shettles must do this to protect his reputation, but if you've bought the book you're likely already a believer. There was no need to spend 20 pages convincing me why I should believe in the process.

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Didn't work.

The book was interesting and informative, yet...tried this method for a girl and it didn't work. Still love my 2nd son very much, but continue to yearn for a daughter. Bottom line is, if you really, really want 1 gender, you need to invest in proven high-tech methods rather than try-it-at-home. Studies show at-home methods improve chances to only maybe 60-70 % (if that and only if done precisely, which is very hard to do), while high-tech methods have much higher success rates, though these are expensive, time-consuming, emotionally draining and still have no guarantee of success. Due to family Hx of mostly boys, will probably have to consider 1 of high-tech methods (PGD or MicroSort) or adoption. [...]

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