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At what age range do infants typically begin to lift their heads during tummy time?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a common health concern for infants aged 1 - 2 months?
At approximately what age do infants begin to show signs of recognition with familiar objects?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a social development milestone for infants aged 3 - 4 months?
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At what age range do infants typically start to roll over from tummy to back and back to tummy?
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Which of the following is listed as an emotional development milestone for infants aged 5 months?
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At what age range do infants typically begin to scoot or crawl?
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Which of the following is NOT listed as a recommended activity for infants aged 3 - 4 months?
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What is the typical weight range for infants aged 5 months, according to the text?
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Which of the following is listed as an intellectual development milestone for infants aged 5 months?
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Study Notes
Physical Development (1-2 months)
- Typical weight: 9-12 pounds (4-5.5 kg)
- Typical height: 20-22 inches (50-55 cm)
- Physical milestones: Lifting head during tummy time, grasping objects briefly
- Tracking objects with eyes
Social Development (1-2 months)
- Recognizing parents' faces and voices
- Responding with smiles or coos
- Showing interest in faces and simple interactions
Emotional Development (1-2 months)
- Showing preferences for familiar faces
- Becoming upset when separated from caregivers
- Starting to show attachment to security objects like blankets
Intellectual Development (1-2 months)
- Showing interest in objects
- Visually tracking moving items
- Demonstrating signs of recognition with familiar objects
Health Concerns (1-2 months)
- Immunizations starting shortly after birth
- Common concerns: colds, diaper rash, and minor infections
- Caution needed for accidental injuries like falls or bumps
Other Topics of Interest (1-2 months)
- Providing interaction and stimulation through talking, singing, and gentle play
- Ensuring a safe sleeping environment and practicing tummy time
- Establishing a consistent routine
- Breastfeeding or formula feeding on demand for meeting nutritional needs
Physical Development (3-4 months)
- Typical weight: 12-15 pounds (5.5-7 kg)
- Typical height: 22-24 inches (55-60 cm)
- Physical milestones: Rolling over from tummy to back and back to tummy, increased head control while sitting with support
- May begin to reach for and grasp objects
Social Development (3-4 months)
- Smiling and cooing more frequently
- Showing interest in playing with siblings or other people
- Responding to familiar faces with excitement
Emotional Development (3-4 months)
- Developing stranger anxiety, becoming more wary of unfamiliar faces
- Beginning to express preferences and dislikes
- Developing attachment to security objects like blankets or toys
Intellectual Development (3-4 months)
- Showing curiosity by looking for lost toys or objects
- Babbling and making more vocalizations
- Starting to show interest in and identify body parts, especially when prompted by caregivers
Health Concerns (3-4 months)
- Continuing with immunizations as per schedule
- Common injuries: falls while attempting to roll over or reach for objects
- Minor illnesses: colds or stomach bugs
Other Topics of Interest (3-4 months)
- Introducing age-appropriate toys to encourage exploration and development
- Providing supervised tummy time to strengthen muscles and promote motor skills
- Encouraging interaction through talking, singing, and reading to foster language development
Physical Development (5 months)
- Typical weight: Around 15-18 pounds (6.8-8.2 kg)
- Typical height: Approximately 25-27 inches (63.5-68.5 cm)
- Physical milestones: Rolling over from front to back and vice versa, scooting or crawling, exploring objects with hands and mouth
- Showing interest in self-feeding by reaching for objects and bringing them to mouth
Social Development (5 months)
- Engaging in more interactive play, including with siblings if present
- Smiling, laughing, and babbling in response to interactions with parents
- Showing increased interest in people and surroundings
Emotional Development (5 months)
- Developing stranger anxiety, becoming wary or distressed around unfamiliar faces
- Beginning to show preferences for familiar toys or objects
- Demonstrating some basic fears, such as fear of loud noises or sudden movements
Intellectual Development (5 months)
- Starting to actively search for lost toys or objects
- Babbling with more varied sounds, beginning to mimic simple sounds or gestures
- Showing interest in and beginning to identify body parts, such as eyes, nose, and mouth
Health Concerns (5 months)
- Continuing with scheduled immunizations according to the recommended vaccine schedule
- Common injuries: bumps and bruises from falls as the infant becomes more mobile
- Beginning to introduce solid foods, so parents should be aware of potential food allergies or choking hazards
Other Topics of Interest (5 months)
- Encouraging safe exploration and supervised playtime to support physical and cognitive development
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Description
Learn about the typical weight, height, and developmental milestones of babies aged 1-2 months. From physical achievements like lifting head during tummy time to social developments such as recognizing parents' faces, this quiz covers various aspects of early infant growth.
