In terms of height and weight gains during early childhood,
A) children tend to increase their amount of "baby fat."
B) children tend to become more slender and lose some baby fat.
C) girls become heavier and taller than boys.
D) the growth rate speeds up compared to growth in infancy.

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During early childhood, children typically lose some of their "baby fat" and become more slender as they grow taller and gain weight at a steady pace. This period does not see an acceleration in growth rate compared to infancy, nor does it generally result in girls becoming heavier and taller than boys.

In Terms of Height and Weight Gains During Early Childhood