### person | relative | offspring | infant:

Affected infant
* Most affected infants do learn to smile, laugh, raise their heads and interact socially
  - survive the neonatal period, but succumb by the age of three years
* have a low birth weight and a distinctive mewing, cat-like cry.
* tend to have lighter colored skin, hair, and eyes than unaffected family members.

Black infant
* are more than twice as likely to die as white infants
  - to die before their first birthday as white infants
  - nearly twice as likely to be preterm as white infants
* continue to die at twice the rate of white infants.
* die at a rate more than twice that of white infants.
* mature faster than White infants.

Breastfed infant
* Most breastfed infants have fewer allergies.
* are also at risk because of the decreased amount of Vitamin D in breast milk
  - less likely to develop into overweight children or adults in later life
  - sick less often than bottle-fed infants
* enjoy additional general health, growth and developmental benefits.
* have better jaw and speech development
  - fewer infections
  - less constipation, diarrhea, spitting up, and colic

Chimpanzee infant
* Most chimpanzee infants benefit from mothers.
* Some chimpanzee infants ride on backs.

Female infant
* Most female infants enter life.
* Most female infants have contact
  - survival
* are more responsive to the sound of a human voice in distress.
  - higher leptin concentrations than do male babies

### person | relative | offspring | infant:

Human infant
* All human infants laugh or cry to express their emotions without being taught.
* Most human infants produce ample quantities of lactase for milk digestion.
* Some human infants have bias
  - cognitive bias
* begin to recognise themselves in mirrors at about two years old.
* lead an exceedingly complex cognitive and emotional life.
* possess taste buds on the fungiform papillae but they later disappear.
* require years of care before they gain the ability to fend for themselves.
* respond similarly to experiments involving dolls rather than eggplants
  - to pairs of eyes, female voices, and touch
* seem to be born already knowing a lot about human speech.

Infant baptism
* are usually by sprinkling or pouring water on the head.
* is either a strange mystery or a superstition for most people.
* practice whose origin is simply lost in antiquity.
* reflects the message of the gospel.
* violates the regulative principle of worship.

### person | relative | offspring | infant:

Newborn infant
* Most newborn infants enter life
  - weigh kgs
* Some newborn infants have values.
* display considerable variability in their tolerance to digoxin.
* do breath through the nose.
* gaze longest at drawings with about the same amount of order.
* have a natural instinct to hold their breath underwater
  - no prior exposure to microbes and are particularly vulnerable to infection
  - values that are approximately half that of adults
* imitate adult facial gestures
* perceive the phonetic differences between the sounds of all the world's languages.
* prefer attractive faces.
* produce coordinated stepping movements when held upright.
* seem more resistant to disease than their slightly older peers.

Normal infant
* Some normal infants do have disproportionately large heads compared to their lengths and weights.
* have periods where they are more active or less active.
* respond with increased breathing and faster heart rate.

Old infant
* Most old infants have development.
* Some old infants die in hospitals
  - inhale corticosteroids

Older infant
* Some older infants have temper tantrums at bedtime.
* delight in exploring their world through touch.

White infant
* are more than three times as likely to be breast fed as black infants.
* have substantially higher cancer rates than black infants for most cancer types.