Infants
Bond a baby forms with adults and caregivers
Attachment
Toddler behaviors that refer to thinking only of oneself
Egocentric
Growth and change over time
Development
Routines for moving from one activity to the next
Transitions
Sudden and unexpected death of an infant that remains unexplained
Sudden infant death syndrome
Toddler behavior in a desire to be independent and practice emerging skills
Negativism
Knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses
Cognitive
Results from behavior
Consequences
The first skill a baby typically develops
Holding up his/her head
Activities performed regularly and the framework that organizes the activities
Routine and structure
Work of children
Play
A child being good and offering praise
Positive reinforcement
Traits we are born with that make up our style of behaving
Temperament
A child making their own choices and the state of being free
Autonomy and independence
Characteristics that we are born with from our parents
Genetics
A small amount of food for the children who are hungry but not hungry enough for a meal
Snacks