Chapter 12: Taking Care of Children

Across

1. Making the home safe for children by keeping potential dangers away from them.
5. The way in which a person develops and expresses emotions.
10. Anxiety that infants feel when they are separated from their caregivers.
13. The process by which children develop bladder and bowel control and successfully learn how and when to use the toilet.
14. Learning to communicate and get along with others.

Down

2. Children ages three, four, and five.
3. A functional limitation that interferes with a person's ability.
4. Children between the ages of one and three years.
6. Repeating a string of one-syllable sounds such as da-da-da or be-be-be.
7. A special milk mixture designed to meet the nutritional needs of infants.
8. Gently patting or rubbing a baby's back to help expel excess air from feeding.
9. Reactions that happen automatically.
11. The first month after birth of an infant's life.
12. Term used to describe a baby that is between birth to twelve months old.