A nurse is collecting data from a 4 -month-old infant. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? Bears weight on forearms Absent Babinskior reflex fontanel is open

1. **Weight Bearing on Forearms:** At 4 months of age, an infant typically begins to bear weight on the forearms when supported in a prone position. This indicates developing strength and motor skills. Hence, the finding that the infant "bears weight on forearms" is expected. 2. **Babinski Reflex:** The Babinski reflex is normally present in infants up to approximately 2 years of age. For a 4‐month-old infant, one would expect a positive Babinski reflex. Therefore, a finding of an "absent Babinski reflex" is not expected. 3. **Fontanel Status:** The anterior fontanel in an infant typically remains open until about 18–24 months of age. Thus, at 4 months old, having an open fontanel is normal. **Summary:** For a 4-month-old infant, the nurse should expect that the infant bears weight on the forearms and has an open fontanel, with a positive (present) Babinski reflex.