There is nothing that has been scientifically proven to increase your chances of conceiving a boy or girl but something you can look into and try is the Shettles method. Like I said, hasn't been shown to actually do anything to improve your chances. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shettles_Method

I would suggest the book TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR FERTILITY. I got mine online for like 10 bucks used and it was amazing. I learned so much that I never knew! It goes over everything you need to know about conceiving. Good luck!

When the left line is the same color or darker as the line on the right, that means you are ovulating.

Your only option is fertility drugs.

To start off, it's normal to want to have a specific sex when you have a child.. everyone secretly does. When I had my first child I really wanted a girl just like many women do and when it turned out to be a boy of course I wasn't disappointed. I love him just the same as I would love a baby girl. But I couldn't help but wonder if there was anything I could do to help my chances of having a girl my next pregnancy become better. Me and my husband both agreed that we wanted to have more than one child and that it would be nice to have both a boy and a girl. We both thought that there was absolutely nothing you could do to try and make sure you have a certain sex for your child but hope and pray. Even though I thought that it was impossible, I started doing a lot of research and reading to see if there was anything I could do and I then stumbled upon Plan My Baby (http://bit.ly/j9ZgsP) this did cost me around 40$ but it was really worth it. When you read this ebook you'll find that there are plenty of natrual and safe ways to increase your chances of having a certain gender before you actually concieve such as what you should include and not include in your diets, having sex just at the perfect time when your ovulating, and what positions to try. After reading this eBook and using all the great information and tricks it had to offer, me and my husband ended up having a precious and healthy baby girl. Of course it could have been just chance, but from what I've read it has shown results indefinitely. I know how happy I was that I had a perfect little family and my son was really excited that he had a little sister to look out for, and if you want to feel that same joy I felt than you should really think about making that purchase.

I'm pregnant with no4 (all girls). Apparently if you have sex a couple of days before your fertile period then you're more likely to have a girl. The sperm determines the sex of the baby as they can carry either the X or the Y chromosome. Sperm carrying the X chromosome don't swim as fast but live longer that the ones carrying the Y chromosome so byhaving sex a couple of days before your fertile period means more of the Y carrying sperm die out leaving the stronger X chromosome. Your egg carries the X so that meeting with an X carrying sperm should mean you're more likely to have a girl. I hope that makes sense.

It is true, but ovulation predictor kits measure levels much higher than pregnancy tests therefore ovulation kits are not as accurate. There's a great little explanation on http://www.peeonastick.com And you would use the test (OPK) the same way you would if you were testing for ovulation.