Chinese gender chart
The ancient chart, the eternal baby-shower debate.
What it does
The Chinese gender chart is the famous folklore lookup: the mother's age at conception (18–45) crossed with the month of conception reads off a boy/girl prediction from the traditional chart. The tool presents it exactly as what it is — an old legend, printed entertainment — and says so plainly: not science, not a substitute for ultrasound or blood tests, not medical advice. Copy, share, and print the result; a Browse names link is right there for whichever way the chart points.
Who it’s for
Team-green families, shower-game planners, and anyone whose grandmother swears by this chart's undefeated record.
How to use it, step by step
- Enter the mother's age at conception (18–45).
- Select the month of conception.
- Tap Look up: "The chart says…"
- Copy, share, or print the prediction for the shower games file.
What you get
A folklore boy/girl prediction from age × conception month, with copy/share/print.
✦ A worked example
You give itAge 29, conceived in March.
You get"The chart says…" — one prediction, zero scientific weight, infinite group-chat mileage.
💡 Tips & tricks
- Run it for fun at the shower and record everyone's agreement or outrage — it is the cheapest party game on this site.
- Traditional versions of the chart use lunar age; this one keeps it simple with the age at conception, as labeled.
Enough reading — the tool itself is one tap away, and it is free.
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