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| to nurse a baby at the breast |
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| finely tuned movements (holding a toy, using a spoon) |
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| involve large muscle activities, such as moving ones arms or legs, or walking |
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| the process of becoming immune by vaccinatioins |
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| act of moving from place to place |
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| severe protein-calorie deficiency and results in a severe wasting away of body tissues in an infants first year |
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| body sensations-understanding space |
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| interpretation of what is sensed. (airwaves are noise or musical sounds) |
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| proximodistal growth pattern |
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| starts at center and moves toward extremities |
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| built in reactions to stimuli. above control |
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| deep sleep (rapid eye movements) may promote infant brain development. 1/2 of infants sleep is in this mode |
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| occurs when information interacts with sensory receptors - eyes, ears, tongue, skin |
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