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Step-by-step calculation procedure: The 3-step procedure below is provided so that you can test the accuracy of the calendar yourself - fast, easy and error-free. We suggest you start with family and relatives and then check with friends. The most essential condition for getting relevant statistics is that you know the circumstances of each birth. Pregnancies where fertilization took place in a laboratory should not be taken into account, since the calendar is predicting the actions of natural processes that take place in the female ovum. In other words, only naturally induced pregnancies are meaningful for the tests. 1. Find out the date of conception. If you don't know the date of conception you can easily calculate it, provided that you know the circumstances of the pregnancy. Usually babies are born around the expected (normal) date, but sometimes births take place weeks or even months before and sometimes weeks after. Whenever that is the case, you need to compensate for that. If for example a baby was born 2 weeks early, you should add 14 days to the actual date of birth, in order to find the "normal" date. When you have established the "normal" date of birth, simply count nine months backwards in order to arrive at your estimated date of conception. You can also use the conversion table below, which relates 'month of birth' with 'month of conception'. 2. Find out the mother's age at conception. a. Substract 'mother's birth year' from the 'conception year' b. Substract one year if the date of conception is before the mother's birthday The result of this calculation is the mother's age at conception. 3. Consult the calendar. Make the gender prediction by cross referencing the mother's age at conception with month of conception. |
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