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I've always wanted a girl, and I enjoy the hell out of her. But I do have to say: Boys are pretty darn cool, too. I know people are always saying they prefer one gender over another. Still, I have to admit I was surprised by a recent Gallop poll that said 40 percent of adults would prefer a boy and only 28 percent would prefer a girl. So it got me thinking If we compare the two, which gender is cooler?

If you want your baby to be a boy, should you eat more red meat? To get a girl, should you treat yourself to chocolate? Or make love under a full moon? Everyone's heard at least one of these stories, and we all know they're just urban myths, but what if, by chance, one of these methods actually works?

Ultrasounds have a variety of purposes during pregnancy, but the use that often receives the most attention is its ability to reveal the sex of the baby. Some parents-to-be can't wait to find out whether they're having a boy or a girl, while others choose to put off knowing the sex until birth. Either way, a sonogram — the grainy, black-and-white image that results from an ultrasound scan — will be baby's earliest picture and a couple's first chance to see the developing fetus. Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to produce an image on a screen of the baby in the mother's uterus. The scans are typically done twice during pregnancy, but the one done between 18 and 22 weeks is when the sonographer ultrasound technician might identify the gender of the baby, if parents want to know.

We're living in fluid times in terms of gender designations for babies. On the one hand, saw the first-ever birth of a baby to be recorded without an official gender designation. Searyl Atli Doty, born in Canada in November , was declared "U" for "unknown" or "unspecified" , rather than "male" or "female" at the behest of its mother, Kori Doty.