Child Development

At six months, a baby's physical development includes:

rolling from front to back; rolling over if lying on his back

getting herself in a sitting position using her shoulder to pull herself

moving his arms purposefully and holding them up, indicating a wish to be lifted

lifting up her legs to a vertical position

grabbing things with both hands and mostly put in his mouth to bite and suck

changing the angle of her body to reach an object

reaching and grabbing when a small toy is offered

exploring objects by putting them in his mouth.

At six months, a baby's sensory development includes:

adjusting his position to see objects

visual alertness, and following another child's activities with increased awareness

turning towards the source when she hears sounds at ear level

having a favourite sensory stimulus, such as certain music, finger games, flavors, etc.

playing with the two hands in the middle and transferring toys hand-to-hand

being comfortable when moved.

At six months, a baby's intellectual development includes:

understanding the meaning of words such as 'mama', 'dada' and 'bye-bye'

understanding objects and knowing what to expect of them

turning immediately when she hears your voice at a distance

talking to herself in a tuneful, singsong voice

understanding 'up' and 'down' and makes appropriate gestures raising his arms to be picked up.

The pre-teen years are from ages 10-12. Pre means before so it's the close ages before the teens.

Corporal punishment is punishing the body: spanking, hitting, etc. It has been here as long as there have been people here.

I would tell them that the baby comes from the moms stomach.

About 6 months

It helps the child get the things that he or she need to get done that day, things like chores or home work.
The child will act more appropriate for certain times of the day, like bed time the child will go to bed at a certain time each day.
I don't think the daily schedule should be to strict, I would maybe just have a time for home work, a chore, and a bed time, the rest of the time should be free time.

this is becuase practitioners need to know the pattern of development becuase practitoners assess the childrens individual needs and also they this helps them identify areas withing the physical social emotional and intellectual development and what they children need to progress in.

Anywhere between 9-12 months.

I would think it could be ejaculation fluid.

There are none.

For Guys:

Well definably puberty, you have voice changing, the dropping of the testicles, acne, and well morning wood, and the constant wanting to bang every chick and masturbate...

For the Ladies:

The menstrual period, mood swings, also acne, and becoming a woman.

A newborn infant does not have an adequate immune system at birth. While some antibodies cross the placenta prior to birth, and mother can transmit more via breast milk, there is good reason to avoid those suffering from visible signs of colds and flu.

Quantitative development is what we call ''growth development'' wherein this is the changes of individual as he/she progresses in chronological ways.

---increases in size or weight...

Cristel Caisio

If you wish to avoid negative consequences all you can to is obey your elders, be thankful for what you have instead of going through totally wrong motions to get things that you don't need, abide the laws, and be optimistic no matter what.

they don't grow exactally to look like their parents because it has both the mum and the dads genes in so the baby is a mixture of the two so there for they will not look exactually like any of the parents x hope it was a like help x

A good behavior guidance philosophy is to use more reward than punishment. People respond to rewards much more than they respond to punishment.

A child of two is an interesting person. They are just learning that they are a separate person from mom and dad. Before this they didn't see themselves as individuals and that is why if you ask a two year old a question or want them to do something the answer will always be "no". I don't care what it is. This is their way of becoming an individual, so you frame things with a two year old to get the response you want. Don' t say "do you want eggs?" instead say "today we are having eggs" When they throw the usual daily temper tantrum walk away and tell he/she that when they are done you will talk to them . You can also put them in a time out, but you have to make sure they remain in that spot. Food is always a big one with a 2 year old. A child will eat when they are hungry. The important part here is that you tell them when they are hungry the food you have made will be waiting for them so you pick up the plate and put it in the fridge. DO NOT LET THEM HAVE CANDY OR SWEETS OR THE CAKE YOU MADE UNTIL THEY EAT THE DINNER YOU HADFOR THEM. This is very important because if you do you are teaching him/her that if I throw a fuss at dinner I get to eat what I want. Too many parents give in at this point because they just want to eat dinner themselves. In about 20 min he/she will want something to eat so put the dinner in front of them that they didn't eat. If it requires heating do that. They may balk at eating it and you may go through the same routine you just did, but do that DO NOT GIVE IN. You are setting the tone that will last the rest of his/her life and yours too.

It is different for every person

about 35cm

The Random Dot E test is a visual test of depth or distance perception. It is generally done to children from age three to eight (or 3rd grade).

Yes, Sperm can live in the Vagina for up to 3 days. Therefore if you are having sex that long before your ovulation date then the sperm could be still living up there till the day the egg releases.

Yes, just be sure to consult your pediatrician first.