What isn't an at-home test these days? Over-the-counter kits allow women to check their fertility, and now one even claims to determine your fetus's sex. The Intelligender Gender Prediction Test ($35) was created by two moms of a combined seven children who wanted to find out the sex of their babies as early as possible. The company's website boasts that the urine test can be taken as early as Read more

Curious to know if that bun in your oven is destined for a life filled with pink or blue? Before you have your ultrasound, you can give the IntelliGender a whirl to predict the baby's sex. The boxed kit ($35) claims to work as early as ten weeks into gestation, giving expectant parents something to hedge bets on. Similar to a pregnancy test, moms–to–be learn the results of the test with a Read more