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Natural increase in physical size due to cell multiplication.
Maturation involves sequential biological changes leading to new abilities.
Progressive increase in skills and social relations involving qualitative change.
Growth is quantitative, while development is qualitative.
Physical, physiological, motor, mental, social, emotional.
It helps assess children's needs and guide their behavior.
Development is continuous, predictable, and influenced by maturation and learning.
Development progresses from head to tail.
Rapid changes from a single cell to a human body.
Genetic, environmental, nutritional, and psychological factors.
The first 29 days of life after birth.
Hearing, blood tests, and oxygen screening.
2.700 to 3.850 kg.
It drops initially and rises to normal within 8 hours.
Fine hair covering the body that disappears in the first weeks of life.
A protective substance covering the newborn's skin that aids immunity.
They typically lose 5 to 10% of their birth weight.
Peeling of skin occurring in the first 2 to 4 weeks of life.