With regard to bodily proportions
A) an infant's arms are longer in relation to the length of their torso than older children.
B) the torso grows first, and later the arms and legs catch up in proportion.
C) a baby's head is very large in proportion to the rest of his body.
D) the proportion of an infant are very similar to those of an adult, which is why we find babies to be so cute.

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A baby's head is proportionally much larger than an adult's head in relation to the rest of their body. This is because the brain and skull grow rapidly in the first few months of life. As the baby grows, the head becomes less disproportionate to their body size.

Note: Choices A, B, and D are incorrect as they do not accurately reflect the typical sequence or ratios of bodily proportions during development.

With Regard to Bodily Proportions