I have always wondered why we use month’s to describe a baby’s age but from what I have experienced this stops when they are 2 years old, why? Is this the same all around the world? I am from Australia.
Edit: Hi all I have read through the comments and would just like to add this here as I have replied to one post and don’t want to put it on all comments
Yes I completely understand this and why medical practitioners use it, but why then is it used in everyday context, for example when you meet other people with babies under 2 the say it in months all the time, nothing to do with milestones or anything like that, so I mean in a social situation, hope this helps you understand where I am coming from.
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it’s pretty common all around the world
newborns have more significant development over months than a grown human. A difference of a few months for you is watching a different tv show in the evenings. A difference of a few months for a newborn is whether or not they can walk or say words. It stops typically about 2 years of age because that’s when the difference of a few months becomes less significant in the average newborns development
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