The answer is C it’s the most normal climate
A pituitary glad tumor releasing too much hormones
<span>The answer would be: No, the baby is most likely in the REM sleep stage
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One of the cycles of sleep called Rapid Eye Movement or REM. In this cycle, the eye is moving constantly and intermittently. The eye movement is not voluntary and the baby is not a sign of waking up. This cycle is important, so the parent should not interrupt it by waking the baby.
Hello, this would be known as the sim/o.
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