How much do you know about your baby’s development? Those jerky movements you see in your newborn are there because:She is extremely sensitive to touch and soundHer developing brain has not yet made the connections for purposeful movementsShe’s mimicking the swim movements from being in the wombWhen your 10-month-old, who’s always been content when you leave him with Grandma, all of the sudden screams and clings as you walk out, this means:He’s figured out how to manipulate you into doing what he wants you to doHe’s made a huge cognitive leap and is more attached and aware of your absenceGrandma must be mistreating him when you’re goneWhen your baby cries, it’s best to:Respond immediately because this provides a sense of security and predictabilityWait about 10 minutes to see if they’ll stop on their ownYou’ll see your baby begin to raise her chest with her arms while laying on her tummy at around:4 months2 months6 monthsYou can expect your baby to coo in response to your words to her at about what age?8 months11 months3 monthsYour baby is born with a certain “style” or temperament that will begin to emerge early on. Which of these is the most common temperament?Easy/flexibleDifficultSlow-to-warmIn the first year, you can expect your baby’s birth weight to:TripleQuadrupleDoubleBabies learn about things by putting them in their mouth. Do they really have to taste it to know it?Yep that’s true, it’s called sensorimotor developmentNo that’s wrong, they learn about things by holding them and playing with themEvery baby has to learn to _________ before they can take their first step.Sit upBabble using 3 consonantsChew solid foodCrawlYou can expect your baby to be able to regularly sleep through the night by the age of:2 months4 months9 months12 monthsJust for fun: How old is your baby? I'm pregnant/expecting! Newborn (0-2 months) 3-6 months 7-9 months 10-12 months Over 1 year Name* First Enter your email to see how you did (and you'll get a free overview of your baby's critical windows of development!)* By submitting this form, you agree to be added to the Nurtured Noggins email list. You'll receive weekly emails on your baby's development and parenting insight.* I AgreeBy submitting this form, you agree to be added to the Nurtured Noggins email list. You'll receive weekly emails on your baby's development and parenting insight. How much do you know about your baby’s development? Those jerky movements you see in your newborn are there because:Her developing brain has not yet made the connections for purposeful movementsShe’s mimicking the swim movements from being in the wombShe is extremely sensitive to touch and soundWhen your 10-month-old, who’s always been content when you leave him with Grandma, all of the sudden screams and clings as you walk out, this means:He’s figured out how to manipulate you into doing what he wants you to doGrandma must be mistreating him when you’re goneHe’s made a huge cognitive leap and is more attached and aware of your absenceWhen your baby cries, it’s best to:Wait about 10 minutes to see if they’ll stop on their ownRespond immediately because this provides a sense of security and predictabilityYou’ll see your baby begin to raise her chest with her arms while laying on her tummy at around:6 months2 months4 monthsYou can expect your baby to coo in response to your words to her at about what age?8 months3 months11 monthsYour baby is born with a certain “style” or temperament that will begin to emerge early on. Which of these is the most common temperament?DifficultEasy/flexibleSlow-to-warmIn the first year, you can expect your baby’s birth weight to:DoubleTripleQuadrupleBabies learn about things by putting them in their mouth. Do they really have to taste it to know it?No that’s wrong, they learn about things by holding them and playing with themYep that’s true, it’s called sensorimotor developmentEvery baby has to learn to _________ before they can take their first step.CrawlChew solid foodBabble using 3 consonantsSit upYou can expect your baby to be able to regularly sleep through the night by the age of:4 months2 months9 months12 monthsJust for fun: How old is your baby? I'm pregnant/expecting! Newborn (0-2 months) 3-6 months 7-9 months 10-12 months Over 1 year Name* First Enter your email to see how you did (and you'll get a free overview of your baby's critical windows of development!)* By submitting this form, you agree to be added to the Nurtured Noggins email list. You'll receive weekly emails on your baby's development and parenting insight.* I AgreeBy submitting this form, you agree to be added to the Nurtured Noggins email list. You'll receive weekly emails on your baby's development and parenting insight.