LADYTIMER DAILY QUIZ
Oct 13, 2026
Both a pregnant woman’s heart and feet will grow in size throughout the pregnancy.
A pregnant woman will most definitely notice their swollen feet, but their hearts will also enlarge in size during a pregnancy.
It is typical for some 18 month olds to be unable to walk independently.
By 18 months a baby should have developed the ability to walk alone, including standing up, balancing, and taking steps. Babies who cannot walk by 18 months should be evaluated by their physician.
Parents of infants and babies should be mindful of their child hitting developmental milestones:
B)
Just before doctor’s appointments
C)
Every 2-3 months starting at birth
D)
Only when they’re older
From the time your baby is born, he begins developing in new and exciting ways. Milestones represent age appropriate accomplishments that most babies and children are able to do by a certain age. These accomplishments should be monitored every few months to make sure your child is progressing healthily and positively.
Which of the following DOES NOT lead to babies developing “flat head syndrome”:
A)
Holding or carrying your baby on your body during the day
B)
Your baby spending most of the day in a car seat
C)
Sleeping in the same position every night
D)
Not spending enough time in “tummy time” positions
If your baby is spending a lot of the day lying, with his or her head flat against a hard surface, they may develop “flat head syndrome”. To avoid this, carry your baby on your body during the day, reposition him or her while sleeping, and be sure to follow the recommended amount of daily tummy time.
Endometriosis is the result of the lack of necessary uterine tissue growth.
Endometriosis occurs when tissue that normally grows in the uterus implants and grows in other locations. This extra tissue growth — and the surgical removal of it — can cause scarring, which may obstruct the tube and keep the egg and sperm from uniting.
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a rare fertility problem in women.
PCOS is the most common cause of female infertility.