One is singular. So why do some parents say "one years old" when referring to their baby's first year of life?
If I have had an iPod for 365 days, I don't say I've had it for one years. Just one year. It's a year old. Same goes for babies when they're that age. They're one year old. When they've lived through two years, you can then say two years old when describing a baby's age.
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