Researchers watching infant study

The video discusses the typical development patterns of infants, focusing on physical skills and coordination. At four weeks, infants have limited physical control, relying on reflex actions. They begin exploring the world with their eyes. By four months, they can turn their heads, hold them steady, and bring their hands together, marking significant developmental milestones.

What is a characteristic of a four-week-old infant's physical abilities?

• They can hold objects firmly.

• They can sit up without support.

• They grasp objects reflexively.

• They have full head control.

At four weeks, how does an infant primarily explore their surroundings?

• By making sounds.

• By using their eyes.

• By using their hands.

• By crawling around.

What is a natural head position for a four-week-old infant?

• Facing forward.

• Tilted to one side.

• Looking up.

• Looking down.

What new ability does a four-month-old baby develop?

• Walking independently.

• Crawling on all fours.

• Turning head from side to side.

• Speaking simple words.

Which of the following is a milestone for a four-month-old infant?

• Standing without support.

• Consciously bringing hands together.

• Eating solid food.

• Recognizing their name.