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Those pediatric growth curves are kind of misleading! Babies don’t grow a little each day, Professor Michelle Lampl discovered that
humans don’t grow continuously but in spurts at key moments in their
development. She also studied babies’ behavior during growth spurts
and realized that changes in mood, appetite and sleep patterns
coincide with growth spurts from infancy through adolescence.
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