Compared to the first two years of life, growth during middle childhood is:
A) faster and steadier
B) slower, but more erratic
C) faster, but more erratic
D) slower and steadier

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Growth during middle childhood is slower and steadier compared to the first two years of life. Children usually grow around 2-3 inches a year and gain around 5-7 pounds per year. This is in contrast to the rapid growth during infancy and toddlerhood, where a child can double their birth weight within the first year.

Compared to the First Two Years of Life, Growth During