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infant 1. Law another word for minor 2. Brit a young schoolchild, usually under the age of seven 3. Law of or relating to the legal status of infancy infant [′in·fənt] (anthropology) A baby; child under 2 years of age. An individual under legal age. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Participation in a peer counseling program aimed at encouraging breast-feeding was associated with elevated rates of breastfeeding at 12 weeks among women who bore premature infants at an inner-city hospital in 2001-2004. The effect of light environment on infants has been already found in the case of premature infants needing incubators. LANCASTER - While medical science has shown that breast milk is best for newborns, mothers of very premature infants aren't always able to produce enough milk to feed their babies at birth. |
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