What age is an infant no longer infant?

There's no official age where an infant stops being an infant. However, here's a breakdown of how different stages are generally defined:

* Infant: Generally considered from birth to 1 year old.

* Toddler: From 1 to 3 years old.

* Preschooler: From 3 to 5 years old.

So, technically, an infant stops being an infant at the age of 1.

However, it's important to remember these are just guidelines. The terms "infant," "toddler," and "preschooler" are primarily used for convenience and understanding developmental milestones.

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