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âBy your fifth month, around week 18 or 19 of your pregnancy, a sonogram can show you the sex of your unborn child with about 95 percent accuracy,â Daniel A. Potter, M.D., a reproductive endocrinologist at the Huntington Reproductive Center Medical Group, told Parents.
Tests. 1  Get an ultra-sound. 2  Undergoing amniocentesis, which is sometimes done on pregnant women who are 35 years old or older, can reveal the gender. 3  Have the CVS or chorionic villus sampling test done, which is performed during the first trimester of pregnancy and can determine if there are problems with the baby's chromosomes. This test will reveal the baby's gender. Keep in mind that CVS or amniocentesis are not generally done simply to determine a baby's sex.