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Infants will their birth weight by the time they turn one year old.

A) double
B) triple
C) quadruple
D) equal

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A three-month-old infant's diet should consist of:

A) plenty of fruits and vegetables
B) only cereals
C) meats, vegetables, and milk
D) breast milk or formula only

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Describe several health and developmental problems that low-birth weight infants are more likely to experience.

Cereals containing should be introduced by six months of age.

Feeding an infant, who is lying down, with a bottle that is propped up, may result in:

Infants' teeth usually begin to erupt around months of age.

List three reasons why a mother may choose not to breast-feed.

Adding cereal to the infant's bottle can lead to Baby Bottle Tooth Decay (BBTD).

Full-term infants are born with stores of the mineral and the vitamin to last them for the first six months after birth.

Infants should not be fed meat or meat alternatives before the age of because their kidneys cannot handle the extra nitrogen waste until then.

Infant formulas are manufactured so they are:

An infant's high nutrient needs are the result of:

At approximately what age does an infant develop a pincer grip?

It is recommended that the introduction of semisolid foods be delayed for infants whose parents or siblings are known to have food ____________________.

Approximately one­fourth to one­half of a young infant's calories are used for .

By six months of age, infants can be fed undiluted cow's milk.

An infant who turns her head to the side while eating should be urged to continue eating until all of her food is gone.

Infants are able to digest carbohydrates (cereals) by six months of age.

The federally funded WIC program provides food supplement vouchers for:

Pureed meats should be introduced into an infant's diet around three to four months of age to address depleted iron reserves.