Motor Skills
Physical Dev.
Skeletal Growth
Bones & Teeth
Reflexes
100

What are the typical gross motor skills milestones for a 1 year old?

Learning to walk on their own, pulling themselves up without assistance, picking up objects, and squatting

100

What is Physical Development?

The process of growth and change during infancy  

100

How can a child's bones differ from an adults?

Softer cartilage

100

What helps baby bones grow?

Drinking plenty of milk!

100
What's the most common reflex?

Grasping or the Palmar Reflex

200

What would a parent do to help their child develop?

Writing

Playing (hand and finger strength)

200

Can your child walk independently?

between 12 and 15 months

200

What is the "growing zone"?

A growing plate 
200

Why don't babies have teeth when their born?

Babies are born with most of their teeth already formed within their gums

200

What is a reflex?

Something involuntary and unplanned

300

What are the dynamic systems to approach motor development?

The children can complete a series of puzzles

300

How could you know if your child is getting enough physical activity?

Observing their behaviors, checking physical signs, and tracking their activity

300

Do the bones get thicker?

Yes, with the correct exercise

300

How many teeth are you born with?

10 in upper and 10 in lower, 20 all together

300

Why do babies have reflex?

for newborn survival 

400

How do disabilities impact motor development? 

Affecting them with poor coordination and balance.

400

How would you know if your child isn't developing properly?

Observing the frequent behaviors 

Always in a fussy mood

400
How many bones does a child have at birth?
around 300 bones
400

When do baby bones fuse together?

Around ages 2 or 3

400

What's the most important reflex?

Grasp reflex


500

What's the difference between Motor Learning and Motor Control?

Motor Control- accomplishing movements

Motor Learning- Acquiring new motor skills by learning

500

How would you know if your child is having difficulty doing simple tasks?

frequent frustration

avoiding activity

500

What is the most delicate thing in a baby?

neck muscles

500

Is the enamel on a babies teeth stronger then their bones?

it's stronger than any bone

500

Why do most reflexes disappear during infancy?

As the baby's brain matures, their central nervous system replaces the involuntary newborn reflexes with voluntary movements