GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
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Question
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In order to walk we must first learn to steady ourselves while standing. Before that we must learn to hold our torso and head up.
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Development is continuous throughout life
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The areas of development are interrelated
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Development is similar for each individual
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Development builds upon earlier learning
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Development proceeds at an individual rate
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -As your baby’s muscles develop, the stages leading up to walking typically include: Learning to sit independently (around 6 months old). Crawling (around 6 to 9 months old). Pulling up to stand (around 9 months old).
Detailed explanation-2: -Before they can crawl, your baby has to develop skills like head and arm control, sitting up without support, rolling over, and holding their weight on their arms and legs. Help your baby learn to crawl by playing with them during ‘tummy time’ from birth as part of their daily routine.
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