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• ART acronyms in a nutshell

  Confused about ART (that's Advanced Reproductive Technology) acronyms? Here's a handy chart to straighten out the difference between IUI, IVF, ICSI, GIFT, ZIFT, TET, PGD, and AEIOU.... Posted Aug 03 2005, 04:40 PM by Maureen with | with no comments Filed under: Gender Selection Methods

• Boy or girl: Can you choose?

  This American Baby magazine feature article is "a roundup of what you can try at home -- and what's involved in going the high tech route". The article includes a few quotes from me (Maureen) and a mention of this Web site. ... Posted Aug 02 2005, 06:21 PM by Maureen with | with no comments Filed under: PGD, Gender Venders, Gender Preference, Gender Selection Methods, MicroSort

• Can Sex Positions Determine Your Baby's Gender?

  Think that making love standing up will give you a boy? Think again.... Posted Jul 25 2005, 08:32 AM by Maureen with | with no comments Filed under: Gender Selection Methods, Shettles / At-Home Methods

• American Baby: Gender Selection: Three Moms' Stories

  American Baby profiles three mothers who tried Shettles, MicroSort, and PGD.... Posted Jul 25 2005, 08:21 AM by Maureen with | with no comments Filed under: Gender Selection Methods, MicroSort

• Gender selection book author Jennifer Merrill Thompson to appear on The Today Show

  Jennifer is a MicroSort mother and the author of Chasing the Gender Dream. She has been interviewed for The Today Show (wow!) but as yet the air date is not known.... Posted Jul 11 2005, 08:36 AM by Maureen with | with no comments Filed under: Gender Selection Methods

• RipOffReport bashes baby gender selection Web sites

  The Rip-Off Report accuses a bevy of Web sites selling baby gender selection of being "fraudulent" and giving "false promises".... Posted Feb 25 2005, 10:36 PM by Maureen with | with no comments Filed under: Gender Selection Methods

• GenSelect Gender Selection Kit: "Patented" doesn't equal "effective"

  GelSelect claims, "We were just granted our United States patent, and they don't grant patents to wives' tales." In fact, a patent only means that an invention is unique, and has nothing to do with whether it actually works.... Posted May 16 2004, 10:46 PM by Maureen with | with no comments Filed under: Gender Selection Methods