Physical development encompasses a series of progressive changes in an individual’s body from infancy to adulthood, marked by distinct stages and milestones. In infancy, physical development begins with the growth of muscles and bones, enabling reflexive movements and gradual motor skill acquisition. Newborns first exhibit head control, then progress to rolling over, sitting up, and eventually crawling. These milestones reflect the development of both gross motor skills, such as coordinating large muscle groups, and fine motor skills, which involve more precise movements like grasping object. During early childhood, children experience a surge in physical development, marked by enhanced balance and coordination. They hone their gross motor skills with activities like running, jumping, and climbing, and their fine motor skills also advance, allowing for more precise use of utensils and manipulation of small objects. Growth in height and weight progresses steadily, though it varies...