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infanthood

noun as in babyhood

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Buying elastic waistband pants for my late-pandemic body is as far as I want anyone to regress into infanthood.

Or those submerged infant memories that suddenly appear in your thoughts when you’ve just had a baby, disorienting enough without the realisation that you’re unexpectedly in the place where you spent that infanthood.

Her baby, too, appears generic—a bald-headed, just-cute-enough model of infanthood, wearing a polka-dot onesie with a pink bow at its collar.

Experts believe that the personality traits on the introvert-extrovert spectrum remain stable throughout life—they appear as early as infanthood and are difficult to change.

Your mother is right about one thing: Children are learning machines and it starts in infanthood.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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