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Yes. Genetic variability from parents can impact infant dispositions

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Yes, since the development is affected by nature and nurture.

in terms of nature, there are biological difference between both stages AND in terms of nurture, the way of parents interacting with their children differs and affects their development

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factors that affect variability

genetics

environmental factors

parental styles

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infants have genetic predisposition as compared to adults who have been influenced by their environment

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Yes there is. Children are born with different genetic predispositions and may have varying rates of physical and neurological development. The environment factors such socioeconomic status, family dynamics etcetera plays a crucial role in their development.

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Attachment led to dependency

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Parents attachment and personality

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Yes, biologically. Eg: Special need children development will be different.

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Positive reinforcement: praise and reinforcement of desired behaviours while establishing their mental health

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Parental support : providing emotional support, guidance, and open communication can help children navigate identity formation, peer-relationship, and decision making.

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Parenting styles such as authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and uninvolved are also factors that can affect an individual till adulthood. These factors will influence an adult's self-esteem, social ability, self-control, anxiety and much more.

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Trauma and Adversity: Past experience of trauma, adversity, or adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can have long-lasting effects on mental health, coping mechanisms, and relationships in adulthood

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Yes. The environment, parenting style and cultural factors will affect the infants development into early childhood. Such developments could include their cognitive, social and emotional development .

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role modelling: parents who presents good role in front of the child can show a supportive self-regulation habit to child

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Attachment styles is a relatively stable trait that develops since childhood and persists until adulthood. It is a factor that influences how an individual behaves and perceives things in their relationship.

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environmental factors like schooling (experiences in school)

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Education: The level and quality of education one receives can significantly impact their opportunities and choices in adulthood. Higher education can lead to better job prospects, higher income, and access to a broader range of opportunities

Peer pressure: Friends, colleagues, and social networks can have a significant impact on individuals' beliefs, behaviors, and choices. Peer groups can influence career choices, lifestyle decisions, and even values and beliefs.