<prompt> Spores of Cl.botulinum in infant girl present as-Flopy infant syndromeRelapsing feverRocky. Mountain spotted feverToxic shock syndrome  <response>: A Floppy infant syndromeFloppy baby syndrome It affects infant, usually below 6 months. Caused by ingestion of food contaminated by spores of Cl. botulinum. C. botulinum spores in honey. When the honey was given as an encouragement to feed, the ingested spores were able to germinate and produce toxin in the infant gut. Characterized constipation, weakness, lethargy and cranial palsies. Infants exhibit flaccid paralysis, usually with a weak sucking response, generalized loss of tone the floppy child syndrome and respiratory complications. Spores and toxin are excreted in the faeces of the patients. 