1. Physical Development- Prenatal Development March 2008
By 7 months, the developing fetus can survive outside of the womb.

2. Physical Development- Gross Motor Development
July 2010
When they are first born, babies don’t have gross motor control of their arms and legs.

3. Cognitive Development- Language
September 2008
When babies are young, it is important to expose them to lots of new words.

4. Cognitive Development- Piaget’s Stages
September 2009
Children in the Preoperational Stage are animistic and think their toys can come to life.

5. Physical Development- Fine Motor Control
May 2010
Children slowly develop fine motor control. At age 2, they still do not have enough control to eat without making a mess!

6. Social Development- Attachment
May 2010
Children who are securely attached have enough confidence to make friends!

7. Physical Development- Prenatal
April 2010
By 4 months pregnant, the fetus is large enough to make the mom look pregnant!

8. Physical Development- Gross Motor
November 2009
By 16 months, most babies are walking and running!

9. Physical Development- Gross Motor
January 2009
By 8 months, most babies can pull themselves into a standing position.

10. Social Development- Attachment
October 2008
By 4 months old, babies have enough fine motor control to smile!

11. Cognitive Development
July 2011
Children in the preoperational stage of development think that their favorite cartoon characters can come to life!

12. Social Development- Parenting Style
July 2011
Parents who are warm expose their children to lots of new opportunities.

13. Cognitive Development- Piaget
December 2011
Children in the sensorimotor stage of develop put everything in their mouths.

14. Cognitive Development- Piaget
March 2012
Children in the Preoperational Stage love to do pretend play!

15. Social Development- Parenting Style
October 2012
Children should have some independence from their parents as they develop.