Measurements of development- milestones.

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Measurements of development- milestones. Patterns of physical development Appearance of a newborn Movements of a newborn Senses of a newborn Length,weight and head circumference of a newborn. Development birth -5 years. Body measurements, birth- five. Needs of a Newborn baby Sensory development How to promote motor development. (toys/activities) Specific needs of a premature baby Define ‘fine’ and ‘gross’ motor skills. Needs of a newborn Unit 3: Physical development. Identify common accidents Basic care needs of a child Fine and gross motor skills Accidents and Road safety Milestones of fine and gross motor skills birth to five. Conditions for development Care needs of children Explain how to prevent accidents in the home. Explain the steps taken to ensure road safety. Guidelines for selecting appropriate clothing and footwear for a child. How to care for a child and meet each need. Conditions influencing development. Cycle of deprivation