Infant Development
When a baby is playing with blocks what motor skill are they using?
What is fine motor skills
What is the name of the milk that comes from a mother to feed her baby?
What is breast milk
What is the safest position for a baby to sleep to reduce the risk of SIDS?
What is on their back?
What is the most common symptom of the common cold in infants?
What is a Runny nose.
How many hours does the average newborn sleep in a 24-hour period?
What is 16hrs.
An infant's fear of unfamiliar people
What is stranger anxiety
What benefit does breastfeeding provide that formula cannot?
What is antibodies to boost the baby’s immune system.
What does SIDS stand for?
What is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Which viral infection causes a rash and redness all over.
How many diapers does the average newborn use in a day?
What is 8-10.
At what month do many infants speak their first understandable words.
What is 12 months.
What is one reason some parents choose bottle feeding over breastfeeding?
What is it allows other caregivers to help with feeding.
What are characteristics of safe sleep for infants
What is in a crib with a firm, flat mattress, with no stuffed animals, no blankets and on its back.
What should you wash regularly to prevent the spread of germs?
What is hands.
Babies recognize its mother's voice at birth, how long does it take a baby to recognize its father's voice?
What is 14 days.
When an infant shows signs of please when a preferred person appears and signs of distress when that person leaves
What is attachment behavior
This syndrome can lead to severe consequences such as brain damage, blindness, or even death and often results from a caregiver's frustration or inability to cope with a baby's crying.
What is shaken baby syndrome?
What is the name of the shot that helps prevent diseases like measles and chickenpox?
What is a vaccination?
When does the eye color set in an infant?
A. 6-9 months
B. 4-5 months
C. 2-4 weeks
What is 6-9 months.
When can a baby hold their head steady?
What is 6 months
What is the process called when a baby switches from breastfeeding to a bottle or solid foods?
What is weaning?
Why is bed-sharing considered a risk factor for SIDS?
It increases the risk of accidental suffocation, strangulation, and overheating.
What household item should you clean frequently to prevent the spread of germs among young children?
What is toys?
What is the babies first sense right after birth?
What is touch.