The phrase "always infants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a perpetual state of being or characteristics associated with infants.
Example: "In this fictional world, the inhabitants are always infants, never growing older or wiser."
Alternatives: "perpetually babies" or "constantly young".
Two hundred forty-six (85%) caregivers always placed infants in the supine position, 148 (51%) never bed-shared, and 186 (64%) never used soft bedding.
Eighty-five percent (n = 246) of respondents stated that they always placed infants to sleep on their back.
For households without tobacco present, 185 (88%) caregivers always placed infants on their backs to sleep compared to 45 (75%) with household tobacco use present (p = 0.03).
Our culture usually connects this word with having children, forgetting it doesn't always involve infants.
Nurseries were always provided, infants forbidden, and Sunday sometimes appeared rude in his haste to rid the hall of noisy children who had slipped through the ushers.
Although I've dedicated years to volunteering with children and being a caregiver to my mom, Aniston's comments made me think differently about the definition of "birthing". Our culture usually connects this word with having children, forgetting it doesn't always involve infants.
Interestingly, although the colonizing strains were almost always distinct, infants often shared bacteria of the same genus or species.
27 Ongoing research combining HRC and other physiological data, such as respiratory rate and blood pressure, may provide more advanced algorithms for an early diagnosis of LOS. 26 Given that the treatment of sepsis does not always protect infants from the risk of long-term neurodevelopmental impairments, the best strategy is to prevent rather than to treat LOS.
The actual cases in the literature do not always specify infant sacrifice.
There was just enough of the above to keep us going through the two-hour running time, and every time the computer graphics, Berkeley professors and tricksy camerawork became too much to bear, there was always an infant to be strangled.
