Developmental Health Promotion for Infants

Hard Developmental Stages And Transitions Infant (1 Month-1 Year)

During a well-child visit, a nurse is discussing developmental milestones and health promotion strategies for an infant aged between 1 month and 1 year with the parents. It is essential for the nurse to provide accurate information about the behavioral and health requirements of infants at this stage. Select all the statements that are true regarding the developmental stages and health promotion for infants.

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Infants should be stimulated by talking to them, showing them colorful objects, and playing simple games.

Breastfeeding should continue for the first 12 months, with formula supplementation as needed.

Infants typically achieve head control by 3 months and can sit without support by 6 to 8 months.

It is essential to begin introducing solid foods around 4 to 6 months, starting with iron-fortified cereals.

Routine vaccinations should be given according to the recommended immunization schedule for infants.

Tummy time is crucial to help prevent positional plagiocephaly and promote motor skills development.

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