Life Stages Infancy-birth to 1 Year Infancy Physical Development A new born baby usually weighs 6 to 8 pounds and measures 18 to 22 inches. By the end.

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Life Stages Infancy-birth to 1 Year

Infancy Physical Development A new born baby usually weighs 6 to 8 pounds and measures 18 to 22 inches. By the end of the first year of life the weight has usually tripled. Reflex actions present at birth allow the infant to respond to the environment, by being startled, reflex to a loud noise or sudden movement

(continued) The rooting reflex, in which a slight touch on the cheek causes the mouth to open and head to turn. The sucking reflex, caused by a slight touch on the lips. The gasp reflex, in which infants can Grasp an object placed in the hand. The muscle co- orindation allows the infant at first to lift their head slightly. By 2 months, they can roll from side to back.

(Continued) 4 to 5 months 6 to 7 months Turns body completely around. Grabs for objects handed to them. Holds head up while sitting up. Sit unsupported for several minutes. Crawl on stomach.

P.D. (Continued) At 12 months infants can walk without help and they can throw small objects. The first year the infant begins to have several teeth and has better vision than when they were first born. Their sensory abilities become more exact also.

Mental Development Newborns respond to discomforts such as pain, cold, or hunger by crying. As you respond to their discomforts the baby begin to recognize you and your surroundings. At birth,they are unable to talk but by 6 months they understand some words and make basic sounds. By 12 months infants understand many words and use single words in their sentences.

Emotional Development Emotional development is observed very early in life. Newborns show excitement. 4 to 6 months distress, delight, anger, disgust, and fear can be seen. By 12 months elation and affection for adults is evident.

Social Development 4 months infants recognize their caregivers, smile readily, and stare intently at others. 6 months infants watch the activities of others. 12 months infants may still be shy with strangers, but socialize freely with similar people. Infants depend on others for all needs. Love and security are essential for emotional & social growth.

The End of Infancy Birth to 1 year