They cant, their Spartans
A child would be deemed weak if there was some short of birth defect or mental retardation that would prevent the child from serving in the Sparta army when growing up.
people will hold her back while the great spartan soilders got rid of the weak baby
Such children were abandoned to the elements, evidentally taken out to some backwater part of town and abandoned. This is of course, Barbarian.
Yes that is quite feasible.
Yes, and they were either thrown off a cliff or drowned. They figured the weak were no use to Sparta because its main focus was its military. Yes, if the babies were weak or sick, they would be dropped off a cliff or turned into a helot, a slave to the Spartans. Spartans only looked for strong babies for their military. If the baby was weak or deformed, it would be no use because they proved a weak spot in the phalanx. They needed someone to watch their allies backs while maintaining form.
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The most common is "weak as a baby." Another is "weak as a lamb."
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