| A | B |
|---|
| SAFETY | BABYSITTERS FIRST RESPONSIBILITY |
| LIMITS | INSTRUCTIONS PARENTS LEAVE THE BABYSITTER |
| SOLITARY PLAY | TYPE OF PLAY WHERE INFANTS PLAY BY THEMSELVES |
| PARALLEL PLAY | TYPE OF PLAY WHERE TODDLERS PLAY NEAR EACH OTHER |
| INFANT | THIS AGE CHILD IS COMPLETLY DEPENDENT |
| NEWBORN | THIS AGE CHILD DRINKS MILK EVERY FEW HOURS |
| SMALL | MUSCLES A PRESCHOOLER GAINS CONTROL OF |
| LARGE | MUSCLES A TODDLER GAINS CONTROL OF |
| NO | TODDLERS FAVORITE WORD |
| CRYING | WAY INFANTS COMMUNICATE |
| TODDLER | AGE A CHILD LEARNS TO WALK |
| SEPERATION ANXIETY | TODDLERS WHO ARE AFRAID TO BE AWAY FROM THEIR PARENTS |
| FILLED BATHTUB | SAFETY HAZARD FOR TODDLERS |
| HAZARD | THINGS UNSAFE |
| APPLE SLICES | SAFE SNACK FOR TODDLERS |
| BIRTH TO ONE | AGE OF INFANT |
| ONE TO THREE | AGE OF TODDLERS |
| THREE TO FIVE | AGE OF PRESCHOOLERS |
| BED PILLOWS | SAFETY HAZARD FOR INFANTS |
| REFLEX | UNLEARNED BEHAVIOR |
| SUCKING REFLEX | REFLEX SHOWN WHEN A BABY BEGINS THE SUCKING MOTION |
| GRASPING REFLEX | REFLEX SHOWN WHEN A BABY GRASP AN OBJECT PLACED IN THEIR HAND |
| ROOTING REFLEX | REFLEX SHOWN WHEN A BABY'S FACE IS TOUCHED |
