By month 4, which statement is typically true?

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By month 4, which statement is typically true?

Explanation:
By this stage of pregnancy, an ultrasound can often reveal the baby's sex if the parents want to know and the baby is in a position that allows it. This is why the statement that the fetus can be identified as male or female by month four is typically true. Morning sickness usually eases after the first trimester, so saying it never ends isn’t accurate. Feeling fetal movements happens later, typically around 18–20 weeks, not right away at four months. So the option about determining the sex best fits the common development milestones at this time.

By this stage of pregnancy, an ultrasound can often reveal the baby's sex if the parents want to know and the baby is in a position that allows it. This is why the statement that the fetus can be identified as male or female by month four is typically true. Morning sickness usually eases after the first trimester, so saying it never ends isn’t accurate. Feeling fetal movements happens later, typically around 18–20 weeks, not right away at four months. So the option about determining the sex best fits the common development milestones at this time.

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