Child Development Month by Month

Match the month to the correct statement.
1. Month 1 -Size of pinhead
Month 2 -Bones develop
Month 3 -Bones half way finished
Month 4 -Moves around can suck thumb hiccups
Month 5 -eyelashes, hair, eyebrow
Month 6 -Breathing movements
Month 7- quit resting period
Month 8 -responds to jerking sounds
Month 9 -Ready to come baby needs antibiotic from mother blood to fight off disease
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Match the month to the correct statement.
1. Month 1 -Size of pinhead
Month 2 -Bones develop
Month 3 -Bones half way finished
Month 4 -Moves around can suck thumb hiccups
Month 5 -eyelashes, hair, eyebrow
Month 6 -Breathing movements
Month 7- quit resting period
Month 8 -responds to jerking sounds
Month 9 -Ready to come baby needs antibiotic from mother blood to fight off disease
Size of pinhead
Month 2 -Bones develop
Month 3 -Bones half way finished
Month 4 -Moves around can suck thumb hiccups
Month 5 -eyelashes, hair, eyebrow
Month 6 -Breathing movements
Month 7- quit resting period
Month 8 -responds to jerking sounds
Month 9 -Ready to come baby needs antibiotic from mother blood to fight off disease
Month 1
-two weeks size of pinhead
egg attached to lined of uterus
internal organs and circulation system develop.
Heart begins to form
Small bumps indicate the arms and legs are growing.
Month 2
-face, eyes, ears, and limbs take shape
-bones begin to form
About 1 and a half inch and 6mm
Month 3
1 inch 25mm
Nostrils, eyelids, mouth, teeth bud, lips
Fingers and toes almost complete
All organs present
Month 4
3 inch 76mm
can suck thumb, swallow, hiccups, and move around.
facial features become clear.
Month 5
6 and a half to 7 inch (16-18mm)
hair, eyebrow, eyelashes
teeth contain to develop
becomes more active
organs are maturing
Month 6
8-10 inches (21-25mm)
Fat deposits under skin but fetus appears wrinkled
Breathing movement begins
Month 7
10-12 inches about 1 and a half pounds
periods of rest and quiet will follow.
Month 8
14-16 inches
weigh gains rapidly
may react to loud noises with a reflex jerking action
moves head down to position.
Month 9
17-18 inches weight gain continues until birth
Skin becomes smooth as fat deposit coutinue
movement decrease as the fetus has less room to move around
Acquires fighting disease from the mother's blood
sends into pelvic ready for birth.
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