1. What are primitive reflexes in infants?
2. During what age range does the Moro reflex typically disappear in infants?
3. What is the primary role of motor development milestones in childhood?
Fetal stages — embryonic vs fetal?
Embryonic up to 8 weeks, fetal from 9 weeks to birth.
Sensory development — start?
Begins in the womb, continues after birth.
Primitive reflexes — purpose?
Indicate neurological development, are involuntary responses.
Attachment — key?
Emotional bond between infant and caregiver.
Milestones — examples?
Head control, walking, language acquisition.
Piaget’s stage — sensorimotor?
Birth to 2 years, learning through senses and actions.
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