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    At Birth

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    This document outlines the key physical, cognitive, language, emotional, social, and sensory developments that occur in newborn babies. It includes reflexes like the stepping reflex, grasp reflex, asymmetric tonic neck reflex, and rooting reflex. It also discusses that newborns are able to imitate facial expressions, enjoy feeding and cuddling, and recognize their mother. Their sensory developments include having sensitive skin and not being able to hear very soft sounds.

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    This document outlines the key physical, cognitive, language, emotional, social, and sensory developments that occur in newborn babies. It includes reflexes like the stepping reflex, grasp reflex, asymmetric tonic neck reflex, and rooting reflex. It also discusses that newborns are able to imitate facial expressions, enjoy feeding and cuddling, and recognize their mother. Their sensory developments include having sensitive skin and not being able to hear very soft sounds.

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    This document outlines the key physical, cognitive, language, emotional, social, and sensory developments that occur in newborn babies. It includes reflexes like the stepping reflex, grasp reflex, asymmetric tonic neck reflex, and rooting reflex. It also discusses that newborns are able to imitate facial expressions, enjoy feeding and cuddling, and recognize their mother. Their sensory developments include having sensitive skin and not being able to hear very soft sounds.

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    The stepping
    or walking
    reflex

    The grasp
    reflex

    The
    asymmetric
    tonic neck
    reflex
    Make eye
    contract

    Able to imitate

    Use their own


    activity and
    movement

    The startle
    reflex

    Cognitive and language


    development

    Aware of
    physical
    sensation
    such as
    hunger.

    Ventral
    suspension

    The rooting
    reflex

    The falling
    reflex (Moro
    reflex)

    Respond to
    high-pitched
    tones by
    moving their
    limbs.

    Reflexes of a
    newborn baby

    The swallowing
    and sucking
    reflexes

    Physical
    development

    At Birth
    Sensitive to
    textures

    Often imitate
    facial expression

    Enjoy feeding
    and cudding

    Emotional and
    social development

    Use total body


    movement to express
    pleasure

    Sensory
    developmentf

    Have sensitive
    skin

    Prone position

    Gross Motor
    skills

    Fine Motor
    skills

    Hold their
    thumbs
    tucked in
    under their
    fingers.

    Open their
    eyes when
    held upright

    Cannot hear
    very soft
    sounds

    Recognise
    their mothers

    Turn their
    head
    Fascinated by
    human faces

    Lie supine,
    with the head
    to one side.

    - Hold their
    hands
    - open hands
    spontaneousl
    y during
    feeding.

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