Who do you trust when determining the gender of a baby sonogram or lab?

It is generally recommended to rely on the results from a lab test to determine the gender of a baby, as lab tests (typically blood tests or genetic testing) provide a more accurate and reliable indication of the baby's genetic sex. Sonograms, while commonly used during pregnancy to monitor fetal development, may not always provide a definitive answer regarding gender, especially in early stages of pregnancy. In some cases, sonographers may make predictions based on visual cues, but these predictions can be uncertain and subject to interpretation. Therefore, it is advisable to consult with a medical professional and rely on lab test results for the most accurate determination of baby's gender.