Infants reach the age of majority on the first moment of the day preceding their twenty-first birthday. Minority is the period of time when a child is an infant. n. 1) the age when a person can exercise all normal legal rights, including contracting and voting.
Q: How long does it really take for a woman's body to return to its pre-pregnancy condition? A: The first six weeks are a time of healing, rebalancing and recovery. It takes the genital organs 6 weeks to 2 months to return to their original size and function. The pregnancy hormone relaxin, which increases the size and elasticity of connective tissues - ligaments, muscles - will remain in a new mothers body for up to 5 months.
Now, 5 months later I am down 40 pounds from the end of the pregnancy and I still have 15 to go to get to my pre preggo weight and thats with breastfeeding and no exercise. A little tip, try not to weigh yourself right after delivery. It can be pretty disappointing and your uterus still has a lot to shrink. The way my dr put it was, It takes you ten months to get to full term and weight, give it another ten months for your body to adjust back and it seems to be working.