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Four areas of development Infants and toddlers

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1 Four areas of development Infants and toddlers

2 Physical Development Nutrition Responsive Movement
Muscular Development EX: Rainbow meals, hide/seek, tempting

3 Social/emotional development
Showing Emotions Copying Movement, Sounds, Actions Recognition and Favoritism Fear and phobias EX: Facial Expressions, copy cat, coming and going, favorite book, interactive games

4 Intellectual development
Eye Contact/Movement Fussy When Bored Responds to Affection Recognizes Faces and Places Coordination EX: Follows people or objects, gets excited at a distance, hand-to-mouth, word association

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