Nurses need to know normal development so they can recognize infants who fail to meet developmental milestones. Place the following developmental milestones in order from the earliest to appear to the latest to appear. Standard Text: Click and drag the options below to move them up or down.

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Infants typically lift their heads when prone at around 2-3 months, roll from front to back at around 4-6 months, make cooing sounds at around 2-4 months, respond to their name at around 7-9 months, and wave bye-bye when directed at around 9-10 months. Knowing these normal developmental milestones helps nurses recognize when an infant is not meeting these milestones and needs further evaluation.

Nurses Need to Know Normal Development So They Can Recognize