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INFANCY0-2YEARS CHILDHOOD3-12YEARS YOUTH OR ADOLESCENCE12-18YEARS YOUNG ADULT19-39YEARS MIDDLE ADULT40-64YEARS LATE ADULTHOOD65+YEARS STAGES OF THE LIFESPAN.

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1 INFANCY0-2YEARS CHILDHOOD3-12YEARS YOUTH OR ADOLESCENCE12-18YEARS YOUNG ADULT19-39YEARS MIDDLE ADULT40-64YEARS LATE ADULTHOOD65+YEARS STAGES OF THE LIFESPAN

2 INFANCY Birth to 2 years of age Making sense of their environment and learn how to respond

3 PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT Weight and height - body size and shape During infancy GROWTH IS RAPID Weight gain is in the form of fat Development of the bones and muscles

4 THE BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM The brain represents 1/8 of the individual’s total body weight All neurons are present but not fully functional as they are not connected

5 EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Infants depends totally on parents/primary care givers Modelling or copying behaviour Express a basic range of emotions – excitement, smiling, crying

6 Drew and Alison welcome with love a daughter Rose Marie Born 3.5kg Arrived safely and thanks to all concerned

7 IN GROUPS 1. What can you predict about her physical, social, emotional and intellectual development over the next three years? 2. Assuming Rose develops according to predictable norms outline two (2) examples of how her intellectual development may impact on her physical, social and emotional development

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