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At what age does a child typically start to sit without support?
At what age does a child typically start to sit without support?
- 12 months old
- 6 months old
- 8 months old (correct)
- 9 months old
Which of the following milestones is NOT typically observed at 4 months old?
Which of the following milestones is NOT typically observed at 4 months old?
- Crawling and creeping (correct)
- Roll from back to side
- Starts to drool
- Good head control
What is the weight milestone for a child at 6 months old?
What is the weight milestone for a child at 6 months old?
- 1.5 times birthweight
- 2.5 times birthweight
- 3 times birthweight
- 2 times birthweight (correct)
Which skill is associated with a 10-month-old child?
Which skill is associated with a 10-month-old child?
When do children typically begin to exhibit stranger anxiety?
When do children typically begin to exhibit stranger anxiety?
Which milestone is first observed at 5 months old?
Which milestone is first observed at 5 months old?
At what age does a child typically start to show stranger anxiety?
At what age does a child typically start to show stranger anxiety?
Which developmental achievement typically occurs by 9 months old?
Which developmental achievement typically occurs by 9 months old?
What is a typical physical development milestone for a 10-month-old child?
What is a typical physical development milestone for a 10-month-old child?
Which of the following statements about a 6-month-old child is true?
Which of the following statements about a 6-month-old child is true?
Which skill is typically developed by a child at 3 months old?
Which skill is typically developed by a child at 3 months old?
What is a typical achievement of a 12-month-old child?
What is a typical achievement of a 12-month-old child?
By what age do children typically start to vocalize 2 words?
By what age do children typically start to vocalize 2 words?
Flashcards
3 Months Old Development
3 Months Old Development
A baby can lift their head 45 degrees and exhibit hand-to-mouth activities, while starting to drool and laugh audibly.
6 Months Old Development
6 Months Old Development
A baby can sit with support, has their first teeth erupting, and exhibits stranger anxiety.
8 Months Old Development
8 Months Old Development
Can sit without support, follow simple commands, and display stranger anxiety at its peak.
10 Months Old Development
10 Months Old Development
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12 Months Old Development
12 Months Old Development
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When does the posterior fontanel close?
When does the posterior fontanel close?
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What are some key developmental milestones at 3 months old?
What are some key developmental milestones at 3 months old?
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What is stranger anxiety?
What is stranger anxiety?
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Describe a 6-month-old's sitting abilities.
Describe a 6-month-old's sitting abilities.
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What is a 6-month-old able to achieve in terms of rolling over?
What is a 6-month-old able to achieve in terms of rolling over?
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How does a 9-month-old move around?
How does a 9-month-old move around?
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What is a key milestone for a 10-month-old baby?
What is a key milestone for a 10-month-old baby?
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Explain a 12-month-old's walking ability.
Explain a 12-month-old's walking ability.
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Study Notes
Infant Development Milestones
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1 Month: Lifts head 15 degrees.
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2 Months: Posterior fontanel closes, lifts head 30 degrees, displays social smile, rolls from side to back, follows moving objects.
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3 Months: Lifts head 45 degrees, exhibits hand-to-mouth activities, drooling begins, laughs audibly.
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4 Months: Lifts head over 45 degrees, demonstrates good head control without lag, rolls from back to side.
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5 Months: Grasps objects presented, develops a raking grasp, rolls over, exhibits bowel sounds.
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6 Months: Sits with support, experiences teething (2 lower teeth), displays stranger anxiety, is twice their birth weight, can roll over both back to tummy and tummy to back.
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7 Months: Discovers and plays with feet.
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8 Months: Stranger anxiety peaks, sits unsupported, follows simple commands.
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9 Months: Crawls and creeps, pulls to a sitting position, responds to parental anger, can hold a bottle, and develops a pincer grasp.
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10 Months: Stands with support, pulls to standing position, brings hands together, achieves complete pincer grasp, drinks from a cup, vocalizes two-word phrases, waves goodbye.
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11 Months: Stands with erect posture, cruises.
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12 Months: Weight is tripled their birth weight, walks with support, anterior fontanel starts closing, has 4 deciduous teeth, eats with fingers, sits from a standing position, vocalizes 4–5 word phrases, knows their own name.
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Test your knowledge of the key milestones in infant development from 1 to 9 months. This quiz covers important physical, cognitive, and emotional achievements that babies typically reach during their first year. Perfect for parents, caregivers, and students of child development.
