How to Prepare for Celebrity Duets

a little bird in the office just told me about the video that’s creeping around the internet and clogging up the tubes. and my jaw just dropped to the floor…
some of you may remember Dr. Hayden Kho’s ‘affair’ with Katrina Halili which spread over the entire country since Dr. Kho was with Dr. Vicky Belo at the time. Could it be possible it all started with the Celebrity Duets where Dr. Kho was a participant?

STRAIGHT from the VICE (7) – so you want a baby BOY or GIRL?

I wanted a baby boy…no matter how much almost everybody else around me wanted a baby girl.

And so, i collected some tips to conceive a boy:

1. Guys, go for deep penetration into the vagina…it’s all about the pH levels of the vagina as it gets deeper!

2. Gals, if you have regular periods, you know when you are ovulating…1-2 days before ovulation is best.

3. Guys and gals, do it more in rear-end entry position…playfully known as doggy-style!

4. Guys, if you can’t hold on enough to wait for your gal to come, here’s a great reason why you should really learn to control…when a gal orgasms, she produces a lot of alkaline substances. and when this substance is present when the lucky sperm meets the egg, more likely, “it’s a boy!”

5. Guys, go “commando” more often…wear boxers or looser briefs coz the Y sperm thrives in cooler conditions!

6. Guys, do not take a hot or warm bath before doing it coz the X sperm loves warmer conditions!

7. Guys, drink coffee or one of those caffeinated energy drink…this one’s just a suggestion. no technical details to back it up…but hey,whatever enhances energy in bed is great, right?!  

But maybe when my sperm met my wife’s egg, the opposite of my tips were the prevailing conditions! hehe…who really knows if these are facts or myths? But it sure is interesting!

My baby girl, Alessandrea Rose F. Cervantes, was born last February 7, 2009. And i’m loving every second of being father to my beautiful daughter. I could not ask for more.

Indeed, we may always have preferences beforehand, but in the end, it’s all about the baby and their new life, as well as ours.