Why do Babies have so many, gosh darn bones??

Babies have existed for longer than humans have been around and have been thought to be the most adorable creature in the world. Why do people say that when they are unable to talk to us, whine all the time, and the biggest issue of them all is that they are built different from us, and us humans hate different. Now you may be thinking I have gone crazy saying that babies are not human and are built completely different from your standard human, but know it is all true. To dip your toes a little into the information, so I don't shock you with the facts too hard is that babies have three-hundred bones in their small body and yes some of them are made of cartilage, but they are bones nonetheless (choa.org, 3). Now that you know a bit more of the structure of these demons, I mean babies, let's have you know some more of how their body works. These creatures have things called growth plates all over their body and if any of them happen to get damaged some insane things can happen to their bodies, like mutations as an example (choa.org, 4). So yeah you may be saying that only happens when you damage the 'precious thing' but they do not suffer any damage at all and still have crazy things happen to their body like the fusion of their bones (choa.org, 3). Their three-hundred bones start fusing together before they stop around two-hundred and six and become a regular human just like you, you once had three-hundred bones and now you have two-hundred and six, that's crazy huh. When one is younger or as some call a 'baby' they also heal extremely quickly and usually never need surgery because of it (choa.org, 4). What's also crazy is the fact that a child's bone has the ability to bend but because of that reason as well they need special surgery for it(choa.org, 5). Now all jokes aside and as well as babies for that matter you may have all heard that every 100 years or something your whole body is completely different from it was before. Well then that is right since you most likely have become apart from soil or some other thing, but the rumor you must have heard was every 20 years and it is true in some aspects but not all. Each cell in one's body has a lifespan and once that lifespan is over they either come back or not and all cells except most of the ones in one's brain end up returning(livescience.com, 2). Now you all know a little more about the demons you are taking care of and your own demon in yourself.

Sources used:

*, Name. “When Do Babies Start Cooing? Plus, How to Encourage This Milestone.” Mama Natural, 17 Sept. 2019, www.mamanatural.com/when-do-babies-start-cooing/.

“7 Ways Kid Bones Are Different From Adult Bones.” Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, www.choa.org/medical-services/wellness-and-preventive-care/parent-resources/all/7-ways-kid-bones-are-different-from-adult-bones.

Radford, Benjamin. “Does the Human Body Really Replace Itself Every 7 Years?” LiveScience, Purch, 4 Apr. 2011, www.livescience.com/33179-does-human-body-replace-cells-seven-years.html.


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