X and Y Sperm: The Alphabet Of Gender Selection
The gender of a baby will always be determined by whether an egg is fertilized with either sperm containing the "x" chromosome or sperm containing the "Y" chromosome. Sperm that contain the "x" chromosome are female. Sperm that contain the "y" chromosome are male sperm.
This would suggest that when a male sperm(y) fertilizes the egg then a baby boy is the end result . Then it is true to assume that when a female sperm fertilizes the egg that a baby boy will be the end result.
Knowing the difference between each type of sperm allows you to plan to have intercourse during the time that would best facilitate each type of sperm. Believe it or not you can also manipulate your sexual positions during intercourse to choose the baby gender of your choice.
Male and female sperm are also different from each other in there makeup. Male sperm are always smaller, faster and more fragile. Female sperm by contrast are larger, slower and tougher.
It’s important that you have a good understand about the difference between "X" and "Y" chromosome sperm. Knowing these differences will allow you to pull odds in your favor to conceive the baby gender of your choice.