As opposed to what? A baby? A toddler? Most people, and I don't think this is explicitly defined anywhere, would define a child as a human less than adult age, but older than a toddler or a baby. Here's my breakdown, take it for what it's worth: Baby - unable to walk or talk, dependent entirely on a mother for support and life. Toddler-able to walk and move around on it's own, but still dependent on another. Child-able to walk and talk, can do some things on it's own, but still highly dependent. Between 'child' and 'adult', there may be othe stages such as 'teenager' or 'young adult'. Generally, the law says you're a 'child' from birth until age 18 or in some cases, 21.
No.
With a child development major you can become a children's physician, or a child psycologist
when the two parents that are dating become married and are legal
For the child to become an achiever he/she must have a strong will to reach his/her goal. Must be focused on what he/she want to be. The child must obey his/her parents advice,
Never.
when he was a young child
You have to be a Child of a monarch
No, the child is American.
Go find a nice girl to conceive a child with
if you are a priest do you have to pay child support ?
Because until you become an adult you ARE a child.
it takes a while. probably how long it takes for a baby to become a child.