Term ID: T2483

Infant Development

/infant-development/
The systematic physical, cognitive, emotional, and social changes that occur during the first two years of life, forming the foundation for later development and functioning.
Example: The progression from reflexive behaviors to purposeful movement, from crying to language, and from basic attachment to social interaction skills during infancy.

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Reference: Bornstein & Lamb (2011)