Infants [noun]

It is possible—as in urate infarcts of infants—for urates to be molded into cylindric bodies within the renal tubules.

Normally, erythroblasts are present only in the blood of the fetus and of very young infants.

The stools of infants are yellow, owing partly to their milk diet and partly to the presence of unchanged bilirubin.

A sour odor is normal for nursing infants, and is noted in mild diarrheas of older children.

And have you lived to see thirty, and never learnt that men don't count for anything in the bringing up of infants?

The little creature stared at her in that peculiar way which infants do when they are being "amused."

Thus there was a slaughter of young and old, destruction of women and children, and killing of virgins and infants.

He once sent an editorial-room into roars of merriment by offering to review a book upon the feeding of infants.

It is made more easy for the mother to keep her infants in health, and more disagreeable for her to let them die.

In Cold Bath-street there is a large school for girls and infants, and it is very well attended.