child development ethan foust

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  • prenatle first month

    prenatle first month
    By the end of the first month, the embryo is about 1/10 of an inch long
  • prenatle second month

    prenatle second month
    The embryo is about 1inch long and has distinct, slightly webbed fingers and veins are clearly visible. the heart has divided in to right and left chambers.
  • prenatle three months

    prenatle three months
    by now the fetus is 2 1/2 to 3 inches long and is fully formed. he has begun swallowing and kicking. all organs and muscles have formed and are beginning to funcation.
  • prenatle four months

    prenatle four months
    your baby is covered with layer of thick, downy hair called lanugo. there heartbeat can be heard clearly this is when you may feel your baby's first kick.
  • prenatle five months

    prenatle five months
    a protective coating called vernix caseosa begins to form on the baby's skin. by the end of this month, your baby will be nearly 8 inches long and weigh almost a pound.
  • penatle six months

    penatle six months
    eyebrows and eyelids are visible, your baby's lungs are filled with amniotic fluid, and he has started breathing motions. if you talk or sing, he can hear you.
  • prenatle seven months

    prenatle seven months
    by the end of the seventh month your baby weights about 3 1/2 pounds and is about 12 inches long. there body is well formed. fingernails cover there fingertips.
  • prenatle eigth months

    prenatle eigth months
    your baby is gaining about half a pound per week and layers of fat are piling on. he has probaby turned head down in preparation for birth. he weighs between 4 and 6 pounds.
  • prenatle nine months

    prenatle nine months
    your baby is a hefty 6 to9 pounds and measures between 19 and 20 inches. as he becomes more crowded you may feel them move around less.
  • infant

    infant
    physical
    they grow one to one half inches in length and thriple in weight. from birth to the first year.
  • infant

    infant
    Intelletal
    the baby will cry when it is hungry or needs changing, the babies begin toto coo, makes light happy nosies.
  • infant

    infant
    social
    responds to the adults around there perants if you feed the infant the infant will develop a thrust.
  • infant

    infant
    may tend to be more cheerful or more grumpy attached to those who feed it talk to and play with them, they learn that others care for them.
  • toddler

    toddler
    the toddlers will start to get potty trained and that is physical growth.
  • toddlers

    toddlers
    the toddler does alot more thinking in his or her toddler years and this is intellectual growth.
  • toddler

    toddler
    the toddlers will start to play parellel and that is social growth.
  • preschoolers

    preschoolers
    the preschoolers run jump more then they did before and they can even feed there self and this is physical growth.
  • preschoolers

    preschoolers
    the minds of preschoolers are always thinking and trying to figure out every thing and this is intellectual growth.
  • preschoolers

    preschoolers
    the preschoolers will start to sing together and the preschoolers will even start to share this ia part of social growth.
  • kindergartners

    kindergartners
    the kindergartners are all over the place they run and jump more then when they were in preschool this is a part of physical growth.
  • kindergartner

    kindergartner
    the kindergartners can draw and they even do short projects this is part of the intellectual growth.
  • kindergartners

    kindergartners
    the kindergartners can understand about 13,000 words at this age and they work in groups this is part of the social growth.