Theorist Review
Conception & Prenatal Development
Infants
Tips and Techniques
Vocabulary
100

What part of Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory is developing during infancy?

ID

100
What are the stages of prenatal development?

Zygote, Embryo Fetus

100

Solid foods should be introduced into an infants diet around what months?

4-6 months

100

What can parents do to help prevent SIDS?

- Only a fitted sheet in the bed

- No blankets or stuffed animals

- No sleeping in parents bed

- Do not overheat baby

- Place on back

- Do not rely on electronic gizmos to monitor and prevent

100

Having an attitude and tendency to refuse or do the opposite of what is asked.

Negativism

200

Which child development theorist believed that children should be given chances to explore their environment through sensory play, children should learn what interests them, and that children are naturally eager to learn.

Maria Montessori

200

What is the first stage of Mendel's Law of Inheritance that states that some genes take over and are expressed over other genes during conception.

Dominance

200

When a new mother feels sadness, anger and frustration that can interfere with daily life.

Postpartum Depression

200

What can parents do to create a stimulating environment for baby to learn and grow?

- Read books to the child

- Things to look at, touch, play with (use senses)

- Make sure the environment is safe from hazards

- Give positive affirmations to enhance motivation

- Give them an opportunity to explore their environment (while also keeping a watchful eye)

200

Not being able to consider anyone else's needs, wants, or feelings - unable to put yourself in someone else's shoes.

Egocentrism

300

What stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory is happening during infancy?

Sensorimotor

300

What are the 3 steps of conception?

Ovulation, Fertilization, Implantation

300

Describe tips for changing a diaper (at least 1)

- Wipe front to back

- Powder the diaper, not the bottom

- Keep supplies nearby

- Distract the baby to get their mind off of it

300

Describe at least 1 safety feature for toys.

- At least 1 1/2 inches across

- Approved by the Consumer Product Safety Commission

- Returned the store if recalled

- Developmentally appropriate

300

Forming a strong, emotional connection between parent and child. Creates a desire to care for and protect the child.

Bonding

400

Erik Erikson described the 8 stages of his Psychosocial Theory. What is the stage called that describes the importance for toddlers having a loving relationship and positive attachment to their parents? (Hint: this is the 1st stage)

Trust vs. Mistrust

400

What important nutrient is need to prevent neural tube defects (like spina bifida) during pregnancy.

Folic Acid

400

Complete the following sentence. During an infants first year of life they will ________ their birth weight.

Triple

400

Which of the following types of food are first introduced into an infants diet:

A. Meats, Poultry, Fish

B. Fruits and Vegetables

C. Eggs, Cheese, Yogurt

B. Fruits and Vegetables

400

Couples that seek to be parents but cannot conceive on their own have three options. What are they?

1. Infertility Treatment (IVF)

2. Surrogacy

3. Adoption

500

Erik Erikson described the 8 stages of his Psychosocial Theory. What is the stage called that details the importance of a toddler being able to develop self-control and self-esteem with the gradual and kind support of their parents? (Hint: this is the 2nd stage)

Autonomy vs. Doubt

500

What prenatal test will take a sample of tissue from the placenta lining to determine possible birth defects?

Chorionic Villi Sampling

500

A medical term that describes violent motion that can damage a babies brain and potentially cause learning and intellectual disabilities, blindness, and even death.

Shaken Baby Syndrome
500

What physical reflex is described by a baby grasping objects/fingers with their hands?

Palmar Reflex

500

What does APGAR stand for?

Activity (reflexes)

Pulse (below or above 100 bpm)

Grimace (muscle tone/movement)

Appearance (coloring)

Respiratory Rate (breathing/crying)