Your sister constantly worries about your nephew, who is currently a toddler. she knows that this is a time of important physical and behavioral development and worries that every bump, bruise, or sniffle could negatively affect his future health and well-being. what can you tell her as your nephew approaches middle childhood?

Interactional synchrony is like an "emotional dance" between caregiver and child, wherein they send important signals and share emotions. what does this process form for the child? a. a physical foundation for trust b. a basis of the drive for independence c. positive experiences that stabilize brain connections d. a basis for attachment

Drug that change your sense of and make you see and hear thing that are not real

Stan is a ninth grader involved in active sports. which list of food would provide him with a balanced diet