The framework of the body that consists of cartilage, bones, and teeth is...

When children fail to grow at a healthy rate it is called

The relative size of body parts is called

The hardening of bones caused by the depositing of the minerals calcium and phosphorus is

Baby teeth

Automatic, unlearned movements in response to stimuli are

The intentional grasping of objects is

The use and control of muscles that direct body movement is

Being able to use the large muscles to roll over, sit, crawl, stand, and walk.

Being able to control the small muscles, such as those in the fingers and hands is

The progression of development beginning with the head and moving down to the feet is

Walking by holding onto something for support is

The development from the center of the body to the extremities is

Physical, intellectual, and social-emotional tasks many children learn to accomplish by a certain age are

When a newborn's fingers tighten around any object that is placed in their palm

When a newborn's toes tighten around any object when the ball of the foot is stroked

When the newborn's toes fan out if the outside of the sole is stroked from the heel to toe

When a newborn's fling their arms and legs out and then pull them back again after being startled

When babies' feet touch a solid surface and they take alternating steps as though they are walking

A condition in which a baby has intense abdominal pain and cries inconsolably.

Semiliquid, mushy foods, such as cereals, vegetables, and fruits that are fed to infants.

A breastfeeding expert

The gradual process of taking infants off the breast or bottle.

A mild negative physical reaction that eating a certain food can cause