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1
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how many hours do newborns sleep

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-15-17 hrs a day
-half of their sleep is rem

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what does growth look like in newborns

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-newborns lose several ounces in the first three days and then gain an ounce a day for months
-typically newborn grow 10 inches by age 1

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3
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what is head-sparing?

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teething or stuffed up nose temporarily slows eating, body weight is affected before brain weight

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4
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what is the amygdala?

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registers strong emotions, both positive and negatve

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what is the hypothalamus

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6
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What is the mean birth weight?

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slightly greater than 7 1/2 lbs
typically lose 5-10% of BW in first few days

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7
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What to eat first 6 months?

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Breastmilk or fomula

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8
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What to eat after 6 months?

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first solids: iron fortified cereal, puree veggies, fruits, and meat

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9
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What to eat at 12 months?

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table foods

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10
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How are flavors transferred to baby?

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Flavors transfer via breastmilk to introduce baby to family diet

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What are benefits to breastfeeding?

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-easier to digest than formula
-never allergic to BM
-transfers mothers antibodies

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12
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What is extreme malnutrition?

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marasmus- growth stops w/ tissue wasting
kwashiorker syndrome- face, abdomen, and legs swell >2 yrs of age

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13
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What is babies vision?

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very blurry (20/400)
20/20 by 6-12 months
see best 8-10 inches

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14
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What are the 5s

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swaddle, suck, sidelying, sway, shush

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15
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Whens the time you will have the most brain cells?

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at birth, you have 100 billion cells (most u will ever have)

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16
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what makes you smarter?

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-each time you have a new experience, u make a new connection
-pruning of connections prevented by repeating an experience multiple times

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17
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Signs of brain maturity/immaturity

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maturity:self soothing ability
immaturity: weird cry/always crying, inability to transition between infant sleep states, abnormal reflexes/motor delays

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18
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autonomic infant stress signs

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-yawning
-hiccuping
-gagging
-spitting up
-color changes

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motor infant stress signs

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-saluting
-finger splaying
-squiriming
-tongue thrusting
-gape faced

20
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state/attentional infant stress signs

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-gaze aversion
-glassy eyes
-irritability
-lack of alertness
-avoiding social interaction

21
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newborns lose several ounces in the first 3 days and then gain an ounce a day for months

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22
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typically newborn grow 10 inches by age 1

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23
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how often do newborns sleep?

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15-17 hrs a day
half of sleep is rem sleep

24
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when do most child deaths occur?

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the first month

25
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sudden infant death (SIDS)

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sleeping on stomach

26
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Piaget theories

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developed them from watching his. own children

27
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What is the sensorimotor stage?

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Its from birth to 2 yrs

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What is the sensorimotor stage 1?

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reflexive (sucking, grasping, staring, listening)- birth to 1 month

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What is sensorimotor stage 2?

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adapting to reflexes (1-4 months) suck differently on nipple than paci

30
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What is sensorimotor stage 3?

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making things happen in the environment (4-8 months)
ex: clapping hands when mother says patty cake

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What is sensorimotor stage 4?

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goal orientated, do things with purpose (8-12 months)

32
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What is sensorimotor stage 5?

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trial and error learning (12-18 months)

33
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What is sensorimotor stage 6?

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mental combination and representations like pretend play (18-24)

34
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what is the pre-operational stage?

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2-6 yrs
illogical thinking

35
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Who said language is “innate”?

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Naom Chaminsky

36
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Language milestones at birth-2 months

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reflexive communication consists of crying, movements, facial expressions

37
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language milestones at 2-6 months

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cooing,grunts, squeals, raspberry sounds

38
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4-10 months

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babbling

39
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language milestones at 10-14 months

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first words spoken

40
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social development milestones

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6 weeks- social smile
5-12 months-stranger shyness, stranger wariness
8-24 months- seperation anxiety

41
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what is an easy child?

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40% of child
-positive mood
-high adaptability
-moderate initial reaction
-cuddled

42
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what is a difficult child?

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10% of children
-overall negative mood
-high intensity
-withdrawal is initial reaction

43
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what is slow to warm up?

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15% of children
-low activity level
-slow to initially react “look before leap”

44
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What is Jerome Kagan “Shy child”

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act timid and inhibited
fearful of anything new

45
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What are the 4 types of attachment

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-securely attached (type b), children are able to seperate from caregiver but prefer caregive to strangers
-insecure-avoidant (type a) avoid caregiver