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Can a baking soda gender test actually work? We test this old wives tale to see if we can predict the baby's gender at home. Many expecting parents search for fun ways to guess their baby's gender before the official ultrasound. In this experiment, we mix urine with baking soda to observe the reaction. According to popular folklore, fizzing indicates a boy, while no reaction suggests a girl. We walk through our specific process, including the measurements used, to see if the results hold up or if it is just random chance. During the trial, we ran into some uncertainty regarding the ratios, as adding too much baking soda can potentially skew the reaction. This video is for anyone curious about how this specific gender prediction test works in real-time. We share our honest observations so you can decide if you want to try this pregnancy test yourself. Let us know in the comments if you have ever tried a home gender reveal method that actually worked.

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