The other day, I got an email that confused me a little bit so that I felt that I needed to follow up.
  The writer asked me for "tips and advice to help me produce a boy child in the early and note late stages of pregnancy.
"  I understood from the context that this person was trying to conceive a male baby, but I was confused about her references to the different stages of pregnancy.
  It turned out that this writer perceived that there were different points in a baby's conception that gender was determined.
 She even perceived that, if she was able to do different things or make some changes, she could change the gender that was already determined.
In other words, her theory was that if she had conceived a girl, she could perhaps make some changes early in the pregnancy that could eventually mean that she would have a boy instead.
  This perception was way off, which I explained to her.
I will explain this process, and how you can use it to help you conceive a boy, in the following article.
When Your Baby's Gender Is Determined: This might sound repetitive, but I have to say it.
You only get one chance at your baby's sex or gender.
This is determined once your egg is successfully fertilized and there is nothing that you can do after this fact to influence or change it.
( I suspect that my writer actually meant to say "early in ovulation" rather than pregnancy, but this wasn't accurate either.
Still, in the weeks and months that lead up to when you are trying to conceive, you do have some control over the things that you do, use, and try to ready your body for conception.
  The way that you do these things can also affect your baby's gender as well.
Tips To Produce A Male Or Boy Child At The Point Of Conception:  Obviously, I could not offer my reader the exact advice that she asked for because there was only one time where she could really make a difference.
  However, this was not really "in the early stages of pregnancy.
"  This was at the point of pregnancy.
  The early stages of pregnancy are, unfortunately, going to be a bit too late for our purposes.
That doesn't mean though, that the time period before the month that you actually want to get pregnant are not fair game.
  This is the time when you want to be very aggressive about finding a regimen that is going to give you the best chance of producing that male that you want.
Here are the things that are going to help you to do this: a late conception, an alkaline environment, and deeper sexual positions.
  There are very specific reasons for each of these things, but the common denominator between all of these things is that you're trying to give the fast moving but weaker Y sperm the kid gloves that they often require.
  Conceiving much later in the month (rather than the pregnancy cycle) will allow less of them to have been destroyed, increasing their chances.
  Using deeper penetration gives the guys who will often die off in a long and arduous journey less time on their travels since the distance is not as strenuous.
Speaking of strenuous, acidic surroundings are also very detrimental to male making sperm.
  That's why you need to go alkaline.
  Now, this is probably going to take you longer than the few days that make up the "early stages" of pregnancy.
"  So make sure that you give yourself a very generous time frame.
My best tips are these.
  Begin monitoring your ovulation at least three months before you actually want to come pregnant.
If you are very regular, you can perhaps shave some time off of this.
  But, many people are surprised to find that they were wrong all along.
  Check your PH reading at this same time.
 If you are already alkaline, you won't need to be as aggressive, but you'll still want to get it as low as you can.
  If you are acidic, you really should only begin considering conceiving until you are well lower in terms of PH.
  And, in terms of sexual positions, don't just go by what the books tell you offers deep penetration, go by what actually accomplishes this for you and your partner.