Many pregnant mothers want to judge men and women according to the data on the B-ultrasound list. The value of the biparietal diameter (the transverse diameter of the baby's head) minus the femoral length (the length of the fetal thigh bone) is more than 2, which is a male treasure, and less than 2 is a female treasure. Simply put, boys have short heads and thighs, while girls have small heads and legs.
This statement is also unfounded, because parents' inheritance and fetal development are different, and these data of each baby are different, which has nothing to do with men and women. But because the baby is not male or female, there is always a 50% correct rate, so everyone will have a good time. Just have fun, don't take it seriously.