An infant is a term used to refer to a very young child, usually from birth to one year of age. During this stage, infants are highly dependent on their caregivers for their basic needs, such as feeding, changing diapers, and providing comfort and support. Infants undergo rapid physical and cognitive development during this period and require nurturing and care to thrive.
An "infant" refers to a human child at the earliest stage of development, typically from birth to about one year of age. Infants are completely dependent on others for care and survival, as they are unable to walk, talk, or perform many basic tasks on their own. During this stage of life, infants experience rapid physical growth and development, as well as the acquisition of new skills and abilities. Parental care, including feeding, diaper changing, and providing a safe environment, is crucial for the well-being and healthy development of infants.
