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It's really strange that paleoillustrators do that very rarely
The fossil was a Massospondylus, but I don't see any reason to believe that Neosauropods wouldn't have similar ontogeny.
But don't get me wrong! This still a wonderful drawing. I always love your orange pencil drawings, and it's nice to see some more muscular sauropods
All you've done is scaled down the adult. There's no actual infantile features to it...it's just small. You should shorten the neck, increase the size of the head relative to the body and give it bigger eyes.
I did this under their scientific supervisions.
You are writing what everybody believe, but is not true.
-Erin