left or right?

so today cheryl mentioned that she thinks that annabel seems to move her left arm around more than her right arm. not that she really has much control over her movements...she's still pretty spastic when she flails, rocks and kicks. but watching her it does seem like her left arm is the more active arm. so that got us to wondering whether this was a sign that she would be a southpaw. both of us are right handed, both our parents are right handed, all our sisters are right handed, i genuinely cannot think of anyone that i know that is not right handed. in fact, only about ten percent of the world's population is left handed. cheryl reminded me though that for many years children that showed left handed tendencies were...encouraged...to use their right hand more. some of you may have been encouraged in such a way. anyway, it would be pretty strange to have a left handed daughter. but who knows. it might be pretty cool. i looked it up online and there's some information but nothing that will help us know which she will be yet.

Your baby's preference for her right or left hand may start to appear as early as 6 to 9 months of age. Even so, you won't be able to determine true right- or left-handedness until your child is 2 or 3 years old, when she'll begin to favor the same hand consistently. And some children may be ambidextrous (using both hands equally) until they're 5 or 6, when they finally make a choice.

so what do you think? will annabel be a righty or a lefty?