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Infants grow in sports and are not growing approximately how much of the time?
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The phrase "infants grow in sports and are not growing approximately how much of the time?" seems to be a bit unclear. If you're asking about the general growth patterns of infants—whether they are consistently growing or experiencing periods of slower growth—infants typically experience rapid growth in the first year of life, but that growth can vary.
Infants usually grow in spurts rather than at a constant rate. During their first year, they may have periods of rapid growth followed by slower growth phases. It's normal for growth to slow down after the first year, and children will go through various growth patterns as they develop.
If you have a more specific question or need clarification on a certain aspect of infant growth, please let me know!
Infants usually grow in spurts rather than at a constant rate. During their first year, they may have periods of rapid growth followed by slower growth phases. It's normal for growth to slow down after the first year, and children will go through various growth patterns as they develop.
If you have a more specific question or need clarification on a certain aspect of infant growth, please let me know!