Since development is age-related, professionals and parents know that an infant who begins to walk at 10 months of age instead of the average 12 months is:
A) Atypical and needs evaluation
B) One who needs to be made to crawl until 1 year old
C) More likely to be an athlete
D) Developing typically
E) More likely to do well in school

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Walking at 10 months is within the typical range of development, as infants can begin walking anywhere between 9 to 15 months.

Since Development Is Age-Related, Professionals and Parents Know That an Infant