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A 2025 Harvard study of 146,000 births suggests the odds of a boy or girl differ between families. Read alongside the 2008 Exeter and Oxford diet study, where potassium emerged as the strongest predictor, it strengthens the case for looking at maternal diet. What the research found, in plain English.

We get asked the same questions again and again, so here are short, honest answers to the most common ones. Each answer links to the page where you can read more. 💚 Looking for more? See all our answers in our gender swaying Q&A. What is gender swaying? Gender swaying means using natural methods before conception, such as diet, timing and lifestyle, to try to increase your chances of conceiving a girl or a boy. It works with probabilities, and no method can guarantee the out

We’ve always said it — your baby’s gender isn’t just a coin toss. And now, fresh research from July 2025 adds even more weight to that...

New science confirms the egg can chemically attract specific sperm. By aligning your diet to create the right mineral environment, you're not just guessing — you're working with your body. Sway smart, sway naturally.

Timing is the most cited gender swaying method, but was Dr. Shettles right? Learn what modern scientific research says about timing.

Ready to give diet-based swaying a go? Explore our free 30+ Swaying Methods or get Your Girl or Boy Sway Plan, with food guides, dietitian-designed meal plans, ~200 recipes and the Sway Tracker, all in one place 💚

Explore Sway Natural: a unique approach to influencing baby gender through gender swaying based on diet and lifestyle adjustments.

Discover the top techniques to increase your chances of having a baby girl, including the scientifically-backed mother's diet method

Explore the scientific research supporting the natural inclination for mothers to desire a daughter after having two sons.

Embark on a captivating journey through history to uncover the origins of the king's choice of having a boy and a girl