Difference between Immature and Infant

IMMATURE vs INFANT: NOUN

A very young child (birth to 1 year) who has not yet begun to walk or talk
A child in the earliest period of life, especially before he or she can walk.
A person under the legal age of majority; a minor.
A royal prince or princess of Spain or Portugal: as, the Infant Don Philip: not necessarily the heir to the throne. See infante, infanta.
Child during the earliest period of its life; a young child. See infancy.
In law, a person who is not of full age; specifically (in Great Britain, the United States, etc.), one who has not attained the age of twenty-one years.
A noble youth. See child, n., 8.
A child in the first period of life, beginning at his birth; a young babe; sometimes, a child several years of age.
A person who is not of full age, or who has not attained the age of legal capacity; a person under the age of twenty-one years; a minor.
Same as Infante.
A very young human being, from birth to somewhere between six months and two years of age, needing almost constant care and/or attention.
A minor.
A noble or aristocratic youth.
A very young nonhuman mammal, especially a primate.

Characteristic of a lack of maturity
Silly or childish in behavior.
Not fully formed or developed, unripe.
Premature; untimely; too early.
Not yet mature
Lacking in development
(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth
(of birds) not yet having developed feathers
Not fully developed or mature; not ripe
Not fully grown or developed.
Marked by or suggesting a lack of normal maturity: : young.
Not mature; unripe; not arrived at perfection of full development; crude; unfinished

Not ripe
Synonyms Raw, green, crude, unfinished, undigested.
Coming before the natural time; premature; too early.
Not fully developed or mature
Not mature or ripe; not complete in growth or development; hence, unfinished; not perfected: as, immature fruit; an immature youth; immature plans or counsels.

To bring forth as an infant; hence, to give origin or rise to.
Of, pertaining to, characterized by, or characteristic of infancy; hence, tender; infantile; incipient: as, infant beauty; infant fortunes.
Of or pertaining to the legal state of infancy; minor.
Figuratively, not yet fully grown; still in an early stage of development or growth: as, infant colonies; an infant bud.

Unformed, Embryonic, Adolescent, Prepubescent, Underdeveloped, Pubescent, Jejune, Inexperienced, Puerile, Unsophisticated, Babyish, Callow, Naive, Childish, Infantile

Neonate, Breastfeeding, Birth, Grandchild, Boy, Neonatal, Children, Babies, Child, Newborn, Immature, Babe, Young, Infantile, Baby

Unformed, Embryonic, Adolescent, Prepubescent, Underdeveloped, Pubescent, Jejune, Inexperienced, Puerile, Unsophisticated, Babyish, Callow, Naive, Childish, Infantile

Neonate, Breastfeeding, Birth, Grandchild, Boy, Neonatal, Children, Babies, Child, Newborn, Immature, Babe, Young, Infantile, Baby

Some men are too immature to do that.
We specialize in treating and managing immature apices.
Some of these children are viewed as immature.
These men are usually insecure and emotionally immature.
In addition, the immature denial and immature projection categories of the DMM show promise in the assessment of personality pathology.
Control immature embryos without hygromycin B, immature embryos produced compact and embryogenic calli and started turning green.
Callus induction occurred from the somatic cells of ovary wall, immature and mature embryos, immature endosperm, stem nodes, and seedlings.
The CBS announcers called the play immature and explained that Palmer has some immature tendencies.
He noted that the tissue was characterised by disorganized, immature collagen formation with immature fibroblastic and vascular elements.
Preferably, tissue utilized in initiating callus is immature tissue such as immature embryos, immature inflorescences, and the basal portion of young leaves.

Infant care practices related to sudden infant death syndrome in South Asian and White British families in the UK.
Infant feeding practices and associated factors in the first six months of life: the Norwegian infant nutrition survey.
WIC foods included infant formula, milk, cheese, eggs, infant and adult cereals, and fruit juice.
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division for assistance in assuring that the infant is not a missing infant.
However, there is evidence that it increases the risk of sudden infant deaths and infant suffocation.
Emotional availability at bedtime, infant temperament, and infant sleep development from one to six months.
It is our contention that infant baptism and infant communion belong together.
WEIGHT INFANT, you must always use the infant body support.
The infant microbiome: implications for infant health and neurocognitive development.
SIZES: Premature infant, infant, child, adolescent, or adult.

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Which Christian denominations practise infant baptism?
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Does infant mortality increase when there is an infant or child death?
Does knowledge of infant development predict confidence in infant care?