A "niña" is the Spanish word for "girl," referring to a young female child. Typically, this term is used for children from birth until they reach adolescence. In many cultures, girls are often associated with specific roles and activities, which can vary widely depending on societal norms and traditions. In educational settings, niñas may participate in various activities, including sports, arts, and academics. The development of a niña is influenced by family, community, and cultural factors, shaping her identity and opportunities as she grows. The term is also commonly used in literature and media to represent themes of childhood and femininity.