Early Childhood Development

What happens in the second stage of labor?

• Baby is born

• The mother's water breaks

• The mother begins to push

• The mother's contractions become more intense

What happens in the first stage of labor?

• Baby's heart rate increases and mother's body temperature rises.

• Baby descends with contractions and cervix dilates.

• Mother experiences intense pain and baby's head is visible.

• Mother's water breaks.

What foods should a baby not be given in the first year?

• Chocolate,

  citrus fruits, peanuts, egg whites, honey, wheat

  products, and cow’s milk.

• Spicy foods and table foods

• Unpasteurized dairy products and processed baby foods

• Fish

Which is the correct list for risk factors in pregnancy?

• Exercise, sleep, alcohol consumption

• Smoking, diet, environmental toxins

• Vaccinations, weight gain, genetics

• Nutrition, stress, maternal age

Why is a baby being low birth weight a concern?

• They don't have enough body fat and can get too cold and sick easily

• Low birth weight babies are more prone to developing diabetes later in life.

• Low birth weight babies are more likely to not be attractive

• The brain grows the fastest prenatally and the first year of life, and it can't make up the development it lost

When in prenatal development is it called an embryo?

• Weeks 1-7

• Weeks 2-5

• Weeks 3-8

• Weeks 6-12

Which babies are more likely to die from SIDS?

• Male, high birth weight babies and premature babies, babies that live in a house with a pet

• Male, low birth weight babies and premature babies, babies that live in a house with a smoker

• Female, low birth weight babies and premature babies, babies that live in a house with a smoker

• Male, low birth weight babies and premature babies, babies that live in a house with a non-smoker

A baby that gets adequate physical care, but not nurturing may be a victim of________.

• Failure to thrive

• Malnutrition

• Neglect

• Poor hygiene

Which is the best way to lay a baby down to sleep?

• Tummy

• Side

• Back

• Stomach

About how much sleep does a baby need?

• 9-12 hours a day

• 11-14 hours a day

• 14-17 hours a day

• 13-19 hours a day