Baby Blog: Find out baby's gender early with SneakPeek

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The first time my husband and I found out we were pregnant we were so excited! And we really wanted to know the baby’s gender. I soon learned you could find out as early as six weeks with the SneakPeek At-Home Gender Test. P.S. This page may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure for more information.

I originally thought I’d have to wait until four or five months to find out the gender. Little did I know it’s now closer to 10 or 11 weeks. But by the time I was seven weeks, I’d already ordered the SneakPeek gender test after learning about it on mommy blogs. I found it easily on Amazon. You can search for more pregnancy products I love on Amazon here.

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There are two options for the test: the Snap or the Lancet.

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The Lancet is the original device for the test and pricks your finger to collect your blood sample. The Snap is reportedly easy and pain-free. The site writes, “Just press it on your arm and you’re good to go!”

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The Lancet is less expensive and isn’t so bad if you’re comfortable with pricking your finger. If you use this one, just make sure to read the directions. It was a little difficult for me to fill the tube after pricking my finger and I wish I’d been a bit more patient. But it worked out in the end.

Here are key takeaways for the SneakPeek gender test:

Quick results: You can get the results in a few days, and even faster if you want to FastTrack it.

The test says it’s 99.9% accurate using DNA found in mom.
You can use it as early as six weeks into gestation. The kit can last for up to a year if unopened.
The test is quick and only takes a few minutes.