develop milestones Flashcards
definition of failure to thrive
drop of 2 or more major percentile lines on standard growth charts
- or below 3rd percentaile
6 months
Parental- learn babies temperment
Feeding: rice cereal intro 4-6 months. Pureed meats, veggies, fruits.
Oral Health: teething begins 6-9mo then introduce tooth brush
Adjustment: put baby to sleep when drowsy, tummy time, allow opp to explore
Safety: dont leave baby alone
9mo Physical
Crawling, sit from stand - pull to stand by 9mo - stand holding on pincer graps - pass objects between hands
Autism
persistant deficits in social commnication and social interaction
- often participate in repeative motion because it calms their nervous system
- can be identifiees 18-24 months
- m>f
Autism signs 18/24/30
12- no babbling pointing or gesture
16- no single words
24mo- no 2 word phrases
- any age any loss of langual social or other skills (sometimes they will lose a skill)
2mo physical
lift and turn head while laying on their back (momentarily)
- tracks past midline
- primitive reflexes present
2 mon language
turns head towards sound s
- use a range of nouses in commuication (crying/coos)
2 mo cognitive
-altert to voices
regard faces
- follow object with eyes
2 mo social and emotional
Begins to smile
- tries to look at parent
- they begin to breifly calm self
Anticipatory Guidance 2 mo
Parents- how are their well being? Feeding: bottle or breast? no extra fluids. 2oz every 2-3 hrs - burping Diapers: 5-8 wet diap 3-4 stools Infant: - consisitant schedules - sleeping on back Safety - rear facing care seat, choking hazard
Car seat safety
Rear facing from birth and remain rear facing as long as possible until they reach highest weight allowed by their seat
4 mo physical
Holds head steady roll stomach to back roll front to back - lift up on hands and elbows - vision improved - no head lag
4 mo language
Laughs and squeals
babbles
4 mo cognitive
let you know how they are feeling
- responds to affection
- following moving objects side to side
- recognize familiar people
4 mo social
likes to play with people and copies some moveent and facial expressions
6mo physical
Sit supported> unsupported 6-8mo - voluntary grasp > ulnar palmar grasp > reaches for object and brings to mouth rolls over both ways
6 mo language
Vowels and consonant sounds
responds to sounds
shows joy and pleasure
6mo cognitive
brings object to mouth
shows curiosity
tries to reach out and grasp