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Q Read/study Chapter Five of the textbook Children: Physical Development in Infancy. Using excellent grammar and spelling, create and submit Two-Column Notes on Chapter Five. Make sure to explain each section and item in your own words. Where appropriate add an example. If you need to use the textbook's words, they must be have "quotation marks" before and after each phrase you use.

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