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Which of these children would you definitely be concerned about? (Choose 1)
A six-week-old with poor head control
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A 4-month-old who is not rolling
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An 8-month-old who is not able to sit unsupported
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A 15-month-old who is not weight bearing on their legs
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What would you expect of a 12-month-old baby? (Choose 3)
Possible walking
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Mainly eating a family diet
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Able to clap their hands
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Able to say at least 2-6 recognizable words, possibly in a sentence
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In what ways does a developmental stage affect sleep? (Choose 3)
The child may lose their ability to self-regulate
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The child may have an irresistible urge to practice their new-found skills – such as making a new noise, standing up, or crawling
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The child may need more calories at night for growth and brain development
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Separation anxiety may make babies wake more and ‘check’ where their parent is
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What are some good general strategies to recommend to a parent whose child is going through an acute developmental stage? (Choose 2)
Provide reassurance
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Be consistent in moving forward with the sleep plan regardless of what is going on
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Be alert for overtiredness
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Move the child into their own room
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