The Science of Baby Gender: Nature vs. Nurture

This chapter explores groundbreaking research that challenges the traditional view of baby gender determination as a 50-50 chance, revealing that biological and behavioral factors may influence family planning. It highlights a comprehensive analysis of over 60,000 women, examining how maternal age and genetic markers contribute to the likelihood of having boys or girls. By discussing the interplay of biology and choice, the chapter tackles the implications of these findings on perceptions of family dynamics and reproductive decision-making.