Is a 6 year old still baby?

While a 6-year-old is certainly younger than an adult, they are generally not considered a baby.

Here's why:

* Developmental Stage: At 6 years old, children are in the early stages of childhood, developing their language, social skills, and cognitive abilities. They are no longer infants or toddlers.

* Physical Development: Six-year-olds are typically more physically independent and have a lot more autonomy than a baby. They can walk, talk, and even perform simple tasks independently.

* Social and Emotional Development: Children at this age are forming strong friendships, participating in activities with other kids, and experiencing complex emotions.

It's important to remember that every child develops at their own pace, so there may be some variation in what's considered "typical" for a 6-year-old.

Ultimately, whether you consider a 6-year-old a baby is a matter of perspective.

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