A traditional Chinese lunar calendar method

Chinese Gender Predictor

See what the traditional Chinese gender calendar predicts for your baby.

Enter the mother's date of birth and conception date to see what the traditional Chinese method predicts. Use ordinary Gregorian calendar dates; LunarBabyStory handles the lunar conversion.

This tool is based on traditional Chinese folklore and is for cultural entertainment only. It is not a medical method for determining fetal sex.

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More Chinese Gender Prediction Tools

The fastest path is this calculator. These companion tools explain the chart and help when you only know a due date.

Due Date PredictorEstimate conception date from an expected due date, then use the same lunar conversion.Chinese Gender ChartView the complete 336-cell chart by lunar age and lunar conception month.

How It Works

This traditional Chinese method uses the mother's lunar age and the lunar month of conception to make a boy-or-girl prediction.

Mother's lunar age

The engine converts the birth date and conception date to lunar years, then uses traditional nominal age at conception.

Lunar conception month

The conception date is converted to its lunar month, including whether that month is a leap month.

About this tradition

The Chinese Gender Predictor is a traditional folklore chart that links a mother's lunar age with the lunar month of conception. In this version, both dates are converted with a deterministic lunar calendar engine before the traditional chart is consulted. Some families enjoy it as a light cultural ritual, but it is not scientifically validated and should not be treated as medical information. Use it for entertainment and cultural exploration, then speak with a qualified healthcare professional for medical questions about fetal sex.

Just for fun & cultural exploration

The Chinese Gender Calendar is a traditional folk belief and is not a medical method for determining a baby's sex.

For medical information about fetal sex, consult a qualified healthcare professional.