By the end of the first year, a baby's ability to manipulate objects greatly expands with the development of
A) the pincer grasp.
B) the ulnar grasp.
C) the fine-motor reflex.
D) prereaching.

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The pincer grasp is the ability to pick up small objects using the thumb and forefinger. This development typically occurs around 9-12 months of age, which coincides with the end of the first year. The other options listed are not specific to the development of object manipulation and fine motor skills.

By the End of the First Year, a Baby's Ability