Most 3-year-olds are within eight to ten pounds of each other in terms of weight. By the age of 10, children's weights

A) are even more similar to each other.
B) vary by 15 pounds.
C) can vary by 30-35 pounds.
D) are approximately one-third of what their adult weight will be.

3-Year-Olds

A developmental stage where children experience rapid growth in language, cognitive skills, and social interaction.

10-Year-Olds

Children who have reached the age of ten, typically in the middle childhood stage, experiencing significant cognitive, emotional, and social development.