Infancy Quiz

A baby doubles their birth weight by 5-6 months and triples it by one year.

An infant starts to smile at familiar faces around 6–8 weeks.

By around 8 months, a baby understands that even if a toy is hidden under a blanket, it still exists.

At 4 months, an infant rolls over and begins sitting with support.

A 9-month-old baby becomes anxious when separated from their caregiver.

A 10-month-old manipulates objects, such as opening drawers and looking at picture books.

Infants begin imitating facial expressions like smiling or frowning.

By 12 months, a child may take first steps with or without support.

A baby laughs, enjoys peek-a-boo, and seeks interaction with others.

An infant recognizes the sound, look, and touch of their parents and recalls them even when they are not present.