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Prompt: An infographic with 5 brain icons showing accurate relative sizes representing brain development from ages 1 to 5. At age 1, draw the smallest brain sized to 25% of adult brain size. At age 2, draw a brain 2 times as large as the 1 year old brain. At age 3, draw a brain 3 times as large as the 1 year old brain. At age 4, draw a brain 3.6 times as large as the 1 year old brain. At age 5, draw the largest brain 6 times as large as the 1 year old brain. Show the percentage below each brai
