If growth faltering is corrected in infancy, most babies
A) remain small.
B) show lasting cognitive difficulties.
C) show quick catch-up growth.
D) show lasting emotional difficulties.

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If growth faltering is corrected in infancy, most babies show quick catch-up growth. This means that they will eventually reach a normal height and weight for their age without any lasting physical effects.

If Growth Faltering Is Corrected in Infancy, Most Babies