Development & Growth
Brain Growth: A baby’s brain doubles in size in the first year of life. By age 3, it reaches about 80% of adult volume.

Rapid Growth: Children grow fastest during the first year, and again during puberty.

Bone Count: Babies are born with around 300 bones, but as they grow, some fuse to become 206 in adulthood.

🍼 Nutrition
Breastfeeding Benefits: Breastfed babies have lower risks of infections, allergies, and obesity later in life.

Infant Taste: Newborns prefer sweet tastes and can recognize their mother's milk by smell within a few days.

🧬 Immunity
Passive Immunity: Babies get antibodies from their mothers through the placenta and breast milk.

Vaccines Work: Immunizations have helped eliminate diseases like polio and reduced measles deaths by over 80% since 2000.

👶 Behavior & Psychology
Attachment: Strong caregiver bonding in infancy leads to healthier emotional development.

Imitation Learning: Babies start imitating facial expressions within the first few days of life.

🏥 Clinical Care
Dosage Differences: Pediatric medications are dosed by weight (mg/kg), unlike adults who get standard doses.
🧠 Development & Growth Brain Growth: A baby’s brain doubles in size in the first year of life. By age 3, it reaches about 80% of adult volume. Rapid Growth: Children grow fastest during the first year, and again during puberty. Bone Count: Babies are born with around 300 bones, but as they grow, some fuse to become 206 in adulthood. 🍼 Nutrition Breastfeeding Benefits: Breastfed babies have lower risks of infections, allergies, and obesity later in life. Infant Taste: Newborns prefer sweet tastes and can recognize their mother's milk by smell within a few days. 🧬 Immunity Passive Immunity: Babies get antibodies from their mothers through the placenta and breast milk. Vaccines Work: Immunizations have helped eliminate diseases like polio and reduced measles deaths by over 80% since 2000. 👶 Behavior & Psychology Attachment: Strong caregiver bonding in infancy leads to healthier emotional development. Imitation Learning: Babies start imitating facial expressions within the first few days of life. 🏥 Clinical Care Dosage Differences: Pediatric medications are dosed by weight (mg/kg), unlike adults who get standard doses.
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