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1.	The gross motor development of 8 - 10 months old infant is1. Holds head erect2. Sits without support3. Crawling4. Stands with support
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : Sits without support Explanation: Gross Motor Skill Milestones for Infants 0 - 2 months: Kicks aimlessly, stretches hand and feet, closed fist. 2 - 4 months: Follows a moving person with eyes, stares at a bright object, lifts chest short distance when placed on the abdomen, holds head, rolls from back to the side, begins to grasp toy in hand. 4 - 6 months: Holds head steady when carried, holds toys and reaches for objects, raises hands to be lifted, lifts head and shoulder and rolls over. Lifts self by hands or forearms when lying on the stomach. The child has free and active movement and can respond to music. 6 - 8 months: Can hold the head and sit erect without support. Bangs spoons or pats floors. Can pick up objects from floor, table. Can hold a toy in each hand. Has learnt to use the thumb to grip things. 8 - 10 months: Begins to crawl, can pull self up to stand by holding on to furniture. 10 - 12 months: Stands with slight support, can push light objects. Picks up small and big objects and examines them. 1 - 2 years: Walks without support, drinks from a cup, can handle a spoon, plays with push and pull toys, can climbing stairs, jump, run and come down as well, scribbles, eats by self.

The gross motor development of 8 - 10 months old infant is1. Holds head erect2. Sits without support3. Crawling4. Stands with support

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : Sits without support

Explanation:

Gross Motor Skill Milestones for Infants

0 - 2 months: Kicks aimlessly, stretches hand and feet, closed fist.
2 - 4 months: Follows a moving person with eyes, stares at a bright object, lifts chest short distance when placed on the abdomen, holds head, rolls from back to the side, begins to grasp toy in hand.
4 - 6 months: Holds head steady when carried, holds toys and reaches for objects, raises hands to be lifted, lifts head and shoulder and rolls over. Lifts self by hands or forearms when lying on the stomach. The child has free and active movement and can respond to music.
6 - 8 months: Can hold the head and sit erect without support. Bangs spoons or pats floors. Can pick up objects from floor, table. Can hold a toy in each hand. Has learnt to use the thumb to grip things.
8 - 10 months: Begins to crawl, can pull self up to stand by holding on to furniture.
10 - 12 months: Stands with slight support, can push light objects. Picks up small and big objects and examines them.
1 - 2 years: Walks without support, drinks from a cup, can handle a spoon, plays with push and pull toys, can climbing stairs, jump, run and come down as well, scribbles, eats by self.