Why does economic growth lead to inflation? Paradox?

Economic growth means an increase in the production of goods and services. Shouldn't that coupled with a steady money supply bring about deflation? This such a counter-intuitive line of thinking but even the Babypips school teaches this (one of the most popular fx educational resource on the net).

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Economic growth signals greater demand from consumers which equals greater spending capacity which inturn means greater demand from business to producers. As the demand increase out paces the output by produces the prices of raw materials and commodities rise which means higher prices are paid by produces to produce. These higher prices are then passed down to business and then consumer. Hence inflation

You can also get supply side inflation where prices rise due to a decrease in supply, such as massive crops being wiped out for example

Paradox?
Think of it this way ; if there was little growth already then how would things go if prices rose further?