umm what are the chances of..?

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Having a baby boy if my mother has 2 girls and the guy im with..his mother has 2 girls and one boy? do the sexes of the babies have any thing to do with what the MOMS have had? thanks
 
The sex of the baby is determined by the father.In male sperm, there are both X and Y chromosomes. If the X sperm reaches and fertilizes the woman's egg first, then the baby will be girl. If the Y sperm is victorious, then the the baby turns out as a boy.
 
if your stomach hangs down lower than its a boy thats what my sisters mid wife said
 
Nope...its totally up to the guys sperm to determine the sex of the baby...girls are XX and boys are XY...so we dont even have the Y (male) gene in us.My sister and myself who are my mothers only 2 children both have 3 sons...Your chances are 50/50 ...dont worry unless one of you has a genetic problem that is carried on the Y chromosone and if thats the case you can get genetic counselling to help you make decisions.I was really keen to have a girl...at least 1 girl...got 3 boys and I love them all dearly and would never ever want to swap them for a girl.Parents love their kids no matter what sex they are...its just how it works.
 
It is another case of statistics telling lies, tendencies to have one sex or the other have been demonstrated in families.It's a girl, slight probability.At the end of the journey it's the egg that decides which sperm to let in!
 
Sex of the baby is determined by the father of the baby. It all has to do with chromosomes. Women are XX and men XY. Men are the only ones who can contribute a Y to the baby and make it male. Sorry but it has nothing to do with what the mom has had!
 
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