During the childhood, the physical development is more rapid in infancy.
From birth to eight years old, it is a time of tremendous growth. Between birth and age three a child ordinarily doubles in height and quadruples in weight. Body proportions shift, in order for the infant whose head is almost one-fourth of its body weight altogether now is a toddler with a more balanced, adult-like appearance. Around this age a typical three year old will have mastered walking, sitting, scribbling, toilet-training, using a utensil, and sufficient eye-coordination despite rapid growth.
Between ages five and three children will have developed fine-motor skills.
Physical growth typically slows down between five and eight years old, whilst body proportions and motor skills are becoming more sufficient.
Children also develop a spoken vocabulary that ranges between 300 and 1,000 words within the first three years of life.
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If it’s above your maintence cals then you’ll gain and if it’s at maintence then you stay the same weight if it’s under you’ll lose weight
Because your body needs a certain amount of cals to be able function properly and the maintence cals are just the right amount of Cala your body needs to just be at a maintence.
You will lose if you are about 500-1000 Cals below your maintence cals you should lose one pound of fat in 1 -2 weeks
If you eat about 350 Cals above your maintence cals then you would gain an extra pound about every 10 days.
