GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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Question
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The baby is misbehaving
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The baby is tired of the toy
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The baby has a motor skill problem
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The baby is exploring cause and effect
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Detailed explanation-1: -It’s a game for them. Babies also are developing something called object permanence, says McArdle. “They are realizing that things are still there even out of sight. They’re getting an idea of how the world works around them.”
Detailed explanation-2: -There’s no need to worry if your baby is dropping everything in sight. It’s actually a good thing! In addition to it being fun for them, they are developing the concept of object permanence, learning cause and effect, and practicing their fine motor skills.
Detailed explanation-3: -In 97 percent of these falls/drops, babies experienced injuries to the head. Around 14 percent resulted in visible injuries (so, ones you can see), and 56 percent of the injuries were bruises. Fewer than 1 percent of the falls resulted in a concussion or fracture to the baby’s skull.
Detailed explanation-4: -It contributes to the development of cognitive, motor, psychosocial, emotional, and linguistic skills. It also plays a key role in raising self-confident, creative, and happy children.
Detailed explanation-5: -Signs of stress-cues that your baby is getting too much stimulation: hiccupping. yawning. sneezing.