Which skill represents appropriate hand use for a 5-month-old child?

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A 5-month-old child typically uses a two-handed approach to objects with a unilateral grasp. This means that the child will use both hands to reach for a toy and grasp it with one hand. This skill is important for developing hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. The other options listed (hand crossing midline while supine, active forearm supination while prone, and rolling from supine to prone) are all skills that typically develop earlier or later than 5 months of age.

Which Skill Represents Appropriate Hand Use for a 5-Month-Old Child