Developmental Milestones Flashcards

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What is the stage and description for ages Birth – 1 year?

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Trust vs. Mistrust – Trust develops when needs (food, touch, comfort) are met. Mistrust forms if needs are unmet.

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What is the stage and description for ages 1 – 3 years?

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Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt – Toddlers gain independence; overly criticized toddlers may feel shame and doubt.

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What is the stage and description for ages 3 – 6 years?

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Initiative vs. Guilt – Children begin initiating play/ideas; guilt may arise if criticized.

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What is the stage and description for ages 6 – 12 years?

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Industry vs. Inferiority – Pride in accomplishments; inferiority if unable to meet expectations.

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What is the stage and description for ages 12 – 18 years?

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Identity vs. Role Confusion – Teens explore identity; failure leads to role confusion.

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Birth to 2 years- Piaget

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Sensorimotor- Learn via sensory and motor interaction; object permanence develops.

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2-7 years- Piaget

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Pre-operational- Symbolic thinking, egocentric, can’t reason logically.

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7-11 years- Piaget

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Concrete- Logical thinking about concrete events; understands conservation.

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11-15 years- Piaget

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Formal- Abstract and logical reasoning develops.

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What are the Fine Motor milestones for Birth–1 Month?

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Holds hand in fist, draws limbs to body.

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What are the Gross Motor milestones for Birth–1 Month?

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Startle/rooting reflexes; lifts head briefly if prone.

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What are the Sensory milestones for Birth–1 Month?

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Alerts to high-pitched sounds, prefers faces/black-white designs.

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What are the Fine Motor milestones for 2–4 Months?

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Holds rattle, plays with fingers, brings hands to midline.

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What are the Gross Motor milestones for 2–4 Months?

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Turns side to back, holds head up with some bobbing.

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What are the Sensory milestones for 2–4 Months?

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Follows objects 180°, turns head toward sounds.

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What is the Physical Growth milestone for 4–6 Months?

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Doubles birth weight by 5–6 mo; teeth may erupt.

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What are the Fine Motor milestones for 4–6 Months?

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Grabs/mouths objects, uses palmar grasp.

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What are the Gross Motor milestones for 4–6 Months?

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No head lag; rolls front to back (4 mo), back to front (6 mo).

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What are the Fine Motor milestones for 6–8 Months?

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Transfers objects hand-to-hand; starts pincer grasp.

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What are the Gross Motor milestones for 6–8 Months?

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Sits steadily without support by 8 mo; bounces when held.

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What are the Fine Motor milestones for 8–10 Months?

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Pincer grasp, picks up small objects.

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What are the Gross Motor milestones for 8–10 Months?

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Crawls, creeps, pulls to stand/sit by 10 mo.

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What are the Sensory milestones for 8–10 Months?

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Understands ‘no’, may say one word besides ‘mama/dada’.

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What are the Fine Motor milestones for 10–12 Months?

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Can scribble with crayon, puts objects into containers.

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What are the Gross Motor milestones for 10–12 Months?
Stands alone, cruises furniture, sits from standing.
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What is the Physical Growth milestone for 1–2 years?
Gains ~8 oz/mo, grows 3.5–5 in/year, anterior fontanelle closes.
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What are the Gross Motor milestones for 1–2 years?
Walks well, stairs with help, throws ball.
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What characterizes Communication development for 1–3 years?
Huge vocabulary growth, loves talking, imitates adults.
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What are the Fine Motor milestones for 3–6 years?
Uses scissors, draws shapes and person, ties shoes (by end), buttons clothes.
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What are the Gross Motor milestones for 3–6 years?
Throws ball, climbs, rides bike, jumps rope.
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What characterizes Communication development for 3–6 years?
Uses full sentences, plays with others, asks questions, loves storytelling.
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What is the Growth milestone for 6–12 years?
Gains 3–5 lb/year, grows 4–6 cm/year.
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What are common Activities for 6–12 years?
Sports, music, hobbies, board/video games, schoolwork.
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What characterizes Communication development for 6–12 years?
Longer convos, maturing language, likes being included in decisions.
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What is the Physical Growth milestone for 12–18 years?
Growth spurts; girls: 7–25 kg, 2.5–20 cm; boys: 7–29.5 kg, 11–30 cm.
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What are common Activities for 12–18 years?
Sports, clubs, school events, video games, music.
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What characterizes Communication development for 12–18 years?
Complex conversations, abstract thinking, peer-focused.