text: Yo, check it out, I got a story to tell,
  About how adults judge kids, and they don't do it well.
  230 grown-ups, tryna guess the age,
  When children can do tasks, turn the page.
  
  From one to sixteen, they had to estimate,
  When certain skills come, when kids elevate.
  Sayin' months backwards, ridin' a bike,
  But it seems like the adults, they got it all wrong, aight?
  
  Two-thirds of 'em, consistently low,
  Underestimatin' the age, they didn't know.
  A "correct" score was given, for each participant,
  Formed a normal distribution, that's the measurement.
  
  This score became the measure, for regression tests,
  To find out what predicts it, what's the best.
  And the strongest predictor, it came to light,
  Was the contact with kids, that's the insight.
  
  The more experience, the better the guess,
  Showin' that bein' around children, it's the best.
  So listen up, people, learn from this tale,
  When judgin' the young ones, let experience prevail.