Infants normally are able to sit, stand, and walk using furniture support ______, and climb and balance their feet in a squatting position _________.
A) within the first 6 months; within the first year
B) within the first year; within the second year
C) after 18 months of age; after 24 months of age
D) after 1 year of age; after 2 years of age

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Infants typically learn to sit with support around 4-6 months, stand holding on to furniture around 8-10 months, and take their first independent steps around 12 months. Climbing and balancing in a squatting position usually develop around 18-24 months. Therefore, option B, within the first year for sitting, standing, and walking with furniture support and within the second year for climbing and balancing in a squatting position is the best choice.

Infants Normally Are Able to Sit, Stand, and Walk Using