Baby's Big World
Infant Development
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Infant Mental Health
100

These government laws give new parents paid time off, allowing them to stay home and bond with their newborn baby.

What are parental leave laws?

100

This sensorimotor substage occurs from 1-5 months when the infant attempts to reproduce sensations in their body that at first happened by chance

What is the primary circular reaction stage?

100

Emotional regulation is connected to this level of infant development.

What is all levels?

100

These are an infant's basic needs that must be met by a caregiver.

What is comfort, food, safety, and affection?

200

A toddler will feel safe and calm if their parents and their daycare teacher use the exact same rules and this daily timeline.

What is a schedule?

200

This ability emerges in infants as early as 1 month and continues to develop throughout infancy as the baby learns to integrate information coming from two or more senses.

What is cross-modal perception?

200

Interdependence, group identity, interpersonal harmony, and shared goals are connected to this cultural type of infant development.

What is collectivism?

200

A resource a social worker might connect a new parent with

What is food assistance/parenting education/housing support?

300

This primary emotional bond is formed when a caregiver consistently picks up a crying baby or feeds a hungry baby or otherwise responds to the infant's needs.

What is a secure attachment?

300

Infants develop this ability around 10 months of age, and it is essential for language development. This ability allows infants to share interest in objects with adults, and follow or direct adults' gaze.

What is coordinated joint attention?

300

Independence, ability to manage on one's own and emotional toughness represent this cultural value.

What is individualism?

300

True or False: Social workers should blame parents when they struggle to meet their infant's needs

False: social workers need to assess safety and needs while using a non-judgmental and supportive approach.

400

If a family cannot afford a safe home or healthy food, it causes this severe, constant body reaction that can slow down a baby's learning.

What is stress/toxic stress?

400

This is the Piaget stage of development after the sensorimotor stage. Toddlers learn to use symbols/symbolic play during this stage.

What is the preoperational stage?

400

This type of cultural development prioritizes instruction over self-learning and adaptation.

What is western/individualist/agrarian?

400

Why might a social worker work with an infant's caregiver rather than the infant alone?

Infants depend on caregivers and supporting the caregiver infant relationship can promote the infant's well-being.