imevällä

Imevä is a Finnish term that translates to "infant" or "baby" in English. It refers to a very young human child, typically from birth up to around one year of age. The term encompasses the earliest stage of human development, characterized by rapid physical and cognitive growth.

In Finnish culture and society, the term imevä is used in various contexts, including legal, medical, and social discussions. The care and well-being of an imevä are of significant importance, with numerous services and support systems in place for parents and infants. This includes maternity and child health clinics, parental leave policies, and educational resources on infant care.

Developmentally, an imevä is in a crucial period of learning and exploration. They begin to develop motor skills, such as grasping and sitting, and start to communicate through babbling and crying. Their senses are highly active, taking in the world around them. Understanding the developmental milestones of an imevä is essential for parents and caregivers to provide appropriate stimulation and support. The period of imevä is fundamental to establishing a foundation for future growth and development.