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What stage follows infancy for children around age one?
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Why do babies believe people vanish during a game of Peek-a-Boo?
Answer: Lack of object permanence
Why: Piaget timed the discovery at about eight to twelve months, and later studies show babies grasp it sooner than his hiding tests could reveal.
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What do newborn baby legs do when feet touch a flat surface?
Answer: Step or march
Why: The stepping reflex fades by about two months; the cause is not the brain but leg weight: held in water, babies step again.
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Which reflex causes a baby to throw out their arms when startled?
Answer: Moro reflex
Why: Ernst Moro described it in 1918, and a one sided response can flag a newborn's broken collarbone or nerve injury; it fades by six months.
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What is bare skin-to-skin baby holding called?
Answer: Kangaroo care
Why: Kangaroo care helps stabilize a newborn's heart rate and body temperature through direct warmth.
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What is the first 28 days of a human baby's life called?
Answer: Newborn period
Why: The WHO counts the newborn or neonatal period as the first 28 days; the fourth trimester is a different span, the 12 weeks after birth.
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Why do babies babble before they can say real words?
Answer: Vocal tract mapping
Why: Deaf babies raised with sign language babble on their hands, repeating handshapes just as hearing babies repeat syllables.