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Science- stages in a human's life

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Baby
The stage when a tiny human is first born. They are are born helpless. They need a parent to do everything for them. (0-1 year old)
Toddler
The stage when offspring start to develop lots of new skills.
They learn to walk and talk. They are a bit wobbly on their feet. They start trying to do things for themselves such as holding the spoon when feeding or building a tower of bricks.
They stop drinking just milk and start to try lots of different food. (1-3 year old)
Child
During these years you learn lots of new skills such as reading and writing, counting, kicking a ball, swimming, riding a bike.
You have lots of new experiences like starting school, going on a sleepover or getting a pet. You try different foods and develop tastes you like and dislike. You grow, both in body size, and weight. (3-12 years old)
Teenager
This stage has lots of changes that get you ready to be an adult. Offspring become more independent from their parents. Changes happen to body size, skin, hair and mood. This is because new hormones are growing and changing in their body. (13- 19 years old)
Adult
A fully grown human. Bones are now fully grown and it is important to keep your body in a healthy state. People are independent and can have relationships with others and babies of their own. (19 to 60 years)
Elderly
The stage where the body might get a bit weaker as it does not grow or heal at the same rate. Skins gets soft and wrinkled and sometimes the person might need glasses or support to move around. (60 + years)
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