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The rapid beginning stages of early child development are very captivating. From birth to adulthood there is a selective stage in which one develops. A 3- 4 month-old will grasp objects, put objects into their mouths and make paddling motions when face down. Being educated on different age developments gives the Social Worker tools needed for best practice. Child protective Services works closely with medical professionals to evaluate a child’s developmental stage in investigative cases of abuse and neglect.
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Chis a teen dad has sole custody of his infant daughter Sarah. Sarah lives with her paternal mother and grandmother. CPS notified Chris of Sarah removal form mom’s care because of physical neglect. The referral

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