A newborn infant the size of a fully-grown hippopotamus, drinking 400 litres of milk in a day.

Her grandfather took the newborn infant and wrapped her in a home-made blanket.

A newborn infant has insufficient development of nervous control, so s/he cries without weeping.

The newborn infant prefers to breathe through the nose (historically referred to as obligate nasal breathers).

Stem cells would be harvested from the newborn infant's umbilical cord and transplanted into her son.

Of course, extremely premature infants are vulnerable regardless of gestational age.

Other side-effects can include early osteoporosis, skin that has lost its bloom and looks grey, and downy hair, more usually found on premature infants.

Two of nine premature infants to get the bug were ill but responding to treatment.

Growth measurements must be adjusted for parental height, gestational age (for a premature infant), and other postnatal insults (e.g., poor nutrition), although birth height and weight are the preferred measurements.

The experiment involved a group of premature infants who listened to the music, a control group who did not, and a control group of full-term newborns.