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The two most common measures for assets and liabilities used in AASB accounting standards are:
Delayed Growth
A condition where a child's growth rate is significantly slower than that of their peers, potentially due to nutritional, hormonal, or environmental factors.
Age-Appropriate Motor Skills
The physical abilities that a person is expected to display at a specific age, such as crawling in infants or walking in toddlers.
Toddler
A young child, especially one who is learning or has recently learned to walk, typically aged between one and three years old.
Blood Pressure
The force of circulating blood on the walls of the arteries, often measured as an indicator of cardiovascular health.
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