>You only have to ask your doc to look carefully during one of your routine ultrasounds and you'll have the most accurate prediction of your baby's gender (there's still room for mistake, though). Both my husband and I opted not to ask, though, to keep the suspense. I have to admit, it'll make the shopping for baby stuff a little bit more tricky (more greens and yellows, haha!), but we wanted to savour the element of surprise. Afterall, it doesn't really matter to us if it's going to be a boy or a girl.

Still, I'm curious. So I've turned to websites employing less-than-accurate methods of gender prediction, based on factors such as I've grown more body hair during pregnancy, the shape of my belly, the food I crave for and the movement of a needle suspended above my belly. Most gender prediction quizzes I've taken indicates it'll be a girl for me this time. Let's wait and see.

Want to try them, too? Here's a few you may want to try:

• Chinese Gender Chart
• Old Wive's Tales Gender Prediction Method
• Gender Prediction Based On Baby's Heart Rate
• Needle or Wedding Ring Gender Prediction Method
• The Drano Gender Prediction Test

Remember, I'm not vouching for their accuracy, ok?