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This part of an infant’s head remains soft to allow for brain growth.
What is a soft spot (fontanelle)?
Name one benefit of breastfeeding for the baby.
What is improved immunity / bonding / ideal nutrition?
One benefit of cloth diapers.
What is cost-effective / environmentally friendly?
This issue can occur when a baby is violently shaken.
What is Shaken Baby Syndrome?
The safest sleep position for an infant.
What is on their backs?
Name one major physical milestone in the first year of life.
What is crawling / sitting up / standing / walking?
Name a major safety concern during feeding.
What is choking / food temperature / allergens?
Name one sign that a child is ready for potty training.
What is staying dry for longer / showing interest / telling when they’ve soiled their pants?
What does SIDS stand for?
What is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome?
Car seats should face this direction for infants under 2 years old.
What is backwards / rear facing?
This happens through linguistic development
What is learning to understand and use language?
When should solid foods be introduced?
What is around 6 months?
Diaper rash is typically caused by...
What is prolonged exposure to moisture?
One way to keep toys safe for toddlers.
What is ensuring they are age-appropriate and have no small parts?
This should be in baby's crib / bed
What is only baby?
In the sensorimotor stage, infants learn through this.
What are senses?
Why are solid foods important for toddlers?
What is
- Helps meet increasing nutrient needs
- Helps develop oral motor skills
- Allows for exploration of new tastes and textures
Name one method of potty training.
What are
Brazelton
2-3 Day
Self Potty Training
Parent Led
Infant Potty Training/Elimination Communication
A highly contagious condition with intense itching and blisters.
What is chicken pox?
This occurs when a toddler’s (or anyone's) body temperature produces or absorbs more heat than it can dissipate
What is hyperthermia?
This type of learning occurs when children see and mimic the actions of others (often parents or older children)
What is imitative learning?
This is the first milk produced after giving birth. It's rich in nutrients, antibodies, and other immune-boosting substances that help protect and nurture infants.
What is colostrum?
One reason potty training setbacks might occur.
What is stress / life changes / illness / inconsistency?
One way to prevent BBTD...
What is
Don’t let your child sleep with a bottle
Brush with toothpaste
Don't give your baby sugary drinks
What is 6 months?