If an infant is born with a smaller brain, fewer neurons, and less myelination than a typical child, what might have happened?
A) Excessive vitamin B intake by the mother
B) Inadequate prenatal nutrition for the fetus
C) Low levels of iron in the infant and mother
D) Insufficient levels of fat in the infant's diet

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Inadequate prenatal nutrition for the fetus can lead to developmental issues such as a smaller brain, fewer neurons, and less myelination, as proper nutrition is crucial for fetal brain development.

If an Infant Is Born with a Smaller Brain, Fewer