Author Question: Motor development programs to enhance early development are categorized as no programming and ... (Read 76 times)

NguyenJ · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Motor development programs to enhance early development are categorized as no programming and programming. In the no programming motor program, it is suggested that

A. infants should be given assistance by the adult in rolling from back to front
B. infants should be left on their backs until they are capable of changing position
C. infants should not be held except when necessary
D. infants should wear hard-soled shoes in early months to assist with walking movements

Question 2

In programming motor development programs, it is suggested that

A. parents take an active role in moving the baby or the baby's limbs during an activity
B. infants should be left on their backs until they are capable of changing position
C. hard-soled shoes should be discouraged
D. toys should be placed near the child to stimulate activity but not handed to the child