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012 months Includes growth in size and weight Increasing ability to control and coordinate body movements Never in a persons lifetime will there be more rapid growth and physical changes than during infancy ID: 559675

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Obj. 4.01 Physical Development0-12 monthsSlide2

Includes growth in size and weight

Increasing ability to control and coordinate body movementsNever in a person’s lifetime will there be more rapid growth and physical changes than during infancy.Slide3

Patterns of physical Development

Head to Foot: babies develop control in head and neck muscles first, control of muscles move down baby to end with legs and feetNear to Far: Development begins at the trunk of the body and moves outward to hands and fingers

Simple to complex: large muscle development takes place first, leading to fine muscle and more complex abilities laterSlide4

Proportion

Baby’s head and abdomen are large and the legs and arms are short and smallSkull has fontanels (soft spot)Slide5

Vision

Vision is blurry at birth but within a week or so, infant is aware of surrounding.Improves rapidly during the 1st

year.Slide6

Hearing

Language develops with hearing spoken words.Can tell the direction of sound.Slide7

Touch

Teaches infant about the environmentBecomes a more important sense for learning as the years progress.Slide8

Smell and Taste

In ten days they can distinguish their mother from other people by smell.Two week old babies can taste the difference between water, sour, sugar, salt and milk.Slide9

Voice

Shrill but softens as lungs matureChanges in voice results from physical growth of the throat muscles, tongue, lips, teeth.