06. My mom said: She can tell if your baby will be a boy or a girl!

So Now You Know

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Ever looked at a baby bump and instantly thought 'she must be carrying a girl' just based on the shape of the belly? Maybe you've heard that eating pineapples can prevent and clear up pregnancy related skin irritations? Or you've passed on the story that eating really spicy foods can help bring on labor in the long overdue mom-to-be? If so, you're one of the millions of people to have, in one form or another, come in touch with the rich folklore surrounding pregnancy. But is there any truth to these stories? In this episode we ask just this question and try to distinguish fact from fiction in some of the more popular pregnancy myths!

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