Transmittingof HIVCaudalRegionHormonesProximalRegionBottleFeedingCephalocaudalFailuretoThriveSugarandSaltsBonestrengthCognitive,Behavioral,EmotionalBreastCancerSlowlyIntroduceNewFoodsOrganicFTTMaturationEmbryonicStageImmuneSystemBenefitsWeightUnder 5thPercentileDigestionTrunk andShouldersNon-OrganicFTTHeartbeatCephalicRegionHighFiberBreastFeedingTransmittingof HIVCaudalRegionHormonesProximalRegionBottleFeedingCephalocaudalFailuretoThriveSugarandSaltsBonestrengthCognitive,Behavioral,EmotionalBreastCancerSlowlyIntroduceNewFoodsOrganicFTTMaturationEmbryonicStageImmuneSystemBenefitsWeightUnder 5thPercentileDigestionTrunk andShouldersNon-OrganicFTTHeartbeatCephalicRegionHighFiberBreastFeeding

Physical Development of Infants - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Transmitting of HIV
  2. Caudal Region
  3. Hormones
  4. Proximal Region
  5. Bottle Feeding
  6. Cephalocaudal
  7. Failure to Thrive
  8. Sugar and Salts
  9. Bone strength
  10. Cognitive, Behavioral, Emotional
  11. Breast Cancer
  12. Slowly Introduce New Foods
  13. Organic FTT
  14. Maturation
  15. Embryonic Stage
  16. Immune System Benefits
  17. Weight Under 5th Percentile
  18. Digestion
  19. Trunk and Shoulders
  20. Non-Organic FTT
  21. Heartbeat
  22. Cephalic Region
  23. High Fiber
  24. Breast Feeding