Write an article based on this "Say "mah" with no accent. Say "MAH" with an accent. Put it together. Don't"
article: The closest equivalent in Spanish to "mom" is probably "mama". Follow the steps in this section to pronounce this word. You'll want to start with a "mah" sound. This nearly rhymes with the English word "raw." Now, say a slightly different "mah" sound (still rhymes with "raw"). This time, put an accent on the syllable. This means basically to say it a little more forcefully, a little longer, and at a little higher pitch. If the first syllable was a "mah," this one is a "MAH." Having trouble with the idea of putting accent on a certain syllable? Use an English example. For instance, if you get angry and say "enough!", the second syllable ("nuff") is accented. You would say "ee-NUFF", but never "EE-nuff." "Mama" is similar. The whole word "mama" is pronounced "mah-MAH." Again, be sure to stress the second syllable. This will naturally make the first syllable a little quicker and inconsequential many Spanish speakers use a pronunciation that's closer to "muh-MAH" or "m-MAH." If you use this word in a sentence, use the article "la" for "la mama." For instance: "La otra mama es mejor." ("The other mom is better.") "Mama" is somewhat informal, but it's not crude or derogatory in any way. It's the sort of thing you'd hear a child saying to his or her mother (even if the child is an adult). say "la mama" (no accents). This word is pronounced very similarly to "mama." The only difference is in the accent: here, the first syllable is stressed ("MAH-mah"). Unfortunately, "mama" means "breast." Most people will know what you mean if you make this mistake, but it's still nice to be able to avoid the embarrassment.

Write an article based on this "Schedule an ultrasound. Ask for a physical exam."
article: A doctor can determine the baby's gestational age with an ultrasound by measuring the either the fetus' gestational sac, or the embryo or fetus, depending on stage of the pregnancy. Gestational age, considered the age of the baby, is determined based on the last menstrual cycle rather than conception. Subtracting two weeks from the gestational age will therefore give you a likely time of conception. Gestational age (the age of the baby) can be measured by ultrasound as early as five or six weeks after your last menstrual cycle, and is easier to estimate between weeks eight and 18, since most babies grow at the same rate during this time. Your doctor takes measurements to determine how old the baby is based on size. Estimating conception with the help of ultrasound is not foolproof. If you know the date of your last cycle and the gestational date determined by ultrasound is less than a week different, doctors still use your cycle date to predict when the baby will be born. An embryo may develop a heartbeat as early as six weeks after fertilization and the heart is formed by week eight. During the second month of pregnancy, symptoms such as breast tenderness, nausea and vomiting, heartburn, and frequent urination begin. See a doctor as soon as possible if you notice one or more of these symptoms to best estimate your date of conception with an ultrasound. If you do not know when your cycle started and don't have access to or can't get an ultrasound, a doctor can determine length of pregnancy around the 12th week by detecting if the uterus has grown over the pubic bone. This is the least reliable method and is only used to determine gestational age if the other two aren't available.

Write an article based on this "Use what is sometimes called the "Lauren Method" for females age 8-16 and males age 9-18. Temper your expectations, even for older children."
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Khamis-Roche and bone age methods can also be used for children in this age range. Released in 2005, this method utilizes the child's sex, date of birth, date of test, height, sitting height, and weight. There are online calculators for this method as well. For example, a female child born May 5, 2003; tested May 5, 2015; height 63 inches; sitting height 49 inches; weight 120 pounds; can expect to reach 64.7 inches (5'5"). Even these methods used on teenagers who are nearing their final heights retain a margin of error. There are so many factors in final height that no prediction method can be entirely accurate. Growth spurts vary in occurrence and duration, environmental factors can change, and so on. The only way to know for sure is to wait and see.