https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l en-us 2023-10-16 20:39:48 UTC 2023-10-22 22:50:47 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/2182908889/9361515ffccff64295b2f2be20e4137a/37f3d3e770b79327319499a59e1ca63d.jpg arredondom849432_ https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749562953 The time range of one month to a one-year-old is a rapidly changing phase for a child. Children change tremendously physically and mentally. Children develop their language and begin showing social skills.]]> 2023-10-16 20:56:42 UTC https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749562953 arredondom849432_ https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749601557 During this age, a newborn's motor skills are based on reflexive movements or automatic responses for protection and survival. Some reflexes are swallowing, sucking, gagging, coughing, blinking, and grasping. One of the most noticeable ones is the Moro reflex which can be triggered by sudden loud noises.]]> 2023-10-16 21:45:34 UTC https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749601557 arredondom849432_ https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749601980 Infants are able to maintain eye contact and smile momentarily or imitate simple gestures. Crying is their primary mode of communication, but different patterns can be distinguished each signaling different needs, and tears start to come out. Infants usually start to coo and babble. Reflexes start to change and some even disappear.  ]]> 2023-10-16 21:46:05 UTC https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749601980 arredondom849432_ https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749603155 This is the age when infants start to develop more noticeable skills. Infants start to become more social and verbal around this age. Their color vision is clearer to the eye, and they begin to develop teeth. They're more active reaching out, and also busy shaking and putting everything in their mouths. Develops an interest for feeding activities and accepts some semisolid foods. Around this time, the infant has developed an attachment to the mother or primary caregiver and may even develop some stranger anxiety. ]]> 2023-10-16 21:47:47 UTC https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749603155 arredondom849432_ https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749603520 Some of the most exciting months since the infant is getting ready to exhibit new skills, like walking and talking although it varies depending on cultural backgrounds. Babies become extremely sociable. They will start to crawl on hands and knees, including up and down stairs. Infants will start to pull themselves to a standing position, lean on furniture, and use it as support to move around. At this point, the infant will show she understands yes and no and will babble in sentence-like structures. ]]> 2023-10-16 21:48:22 UTC https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2749603520 arredondom849432_ https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2758018705 Official talkers and doers, only stopping for sleep and meals. This is the age in which they feel the world revolves around them. Most infants are walking and crawling very quickly. They're able to use single-word expressions to express a complete thought. Some infants may even utter two-word phrases, and for the most part, understand words they hear. They're friendly but shy, yet eager for adult attention. A lot of their future skills will continue to develop primarily through play.]]> 2023-10-22 21:18:28 UTC https://padlet.com/arredondom849432_/pxxgy0mkh60j3h3l/wish/2758018705