developmental milestones

Question 1

follows to midline follows past midline

Answer 1

2 months 4 months

Question 2

12 months milestones

Answer 2

walking, pull to stand, pincer grasp, language, calling mama/dada out specifically, wave bye bye, drink from cup, patacake, combine syllables, and feed self crackkers

Question 3

understand words like over, under, through, below

Answer 3

5 years

Question 4

climbs ladder

Answer 4

3 years

Question 5

gross motor skills development

Answer 5

use of LARGE muscle groups o In 1st year, gross motor skills develop head to toe o 2months hold head up, 2-4 months arms, 4-6 months torso control, 6 months sitting, 7-11 months crawl, 12-14 months walk

Question 6

primary colors and 3 instructions at a time

Answer 6

4 years

Question 7

development line at… 9 months

Answer 7

knees

Question 8

imitates sounds and single syllables

Answer 8

9 months

Question 9

preferred handedness?

Answer 9

5 years

Question 10

development line at… 1 week

Answer 10

eye level

Question 11

development line at… 2 months

Answer 11

neck level

Question 12

250+ words

Answer 12

3 years

Question 13

vocalizes oo and ahhh

Answer 13

2 months

Question 14

2 months milestones

Answer 14

smiles spontaneously/responsively; regards faces and follows object to midline + vocalizes (ooh,aah)/responds to bell and lifts head

Question 15

when can baby pick up objects by curling up 4th and 5th fingers.

Answer 15

8 months

Question 16

4 months milestones

Answer 16

rolls from front to back, laughs, grasps objects (rattle), small pushup by lifting head and preference for social contact; follows objects past midline; laughs out loud and squeals.

Question 17

24 months milestones

Answer 17

runs well, stairs, can jump, kicks ball, explosion of words after 18 months (50+), tower blocks, remove clothes, combine words, social with people, not afraid of strangers and play with kids

Question 18

3 years milestones

Answer 18

alternate feet on stairs, 250+ words, 3 word sentences, and 75% intelligible to a stranger, move from parallel play to pretend/cooperative play, pencil grasp matures, copy shapes, child proof scissors and buttons, balance on 1 foot for a second, broad jump 2 feet forward, tricycle, climbs ladder and slides, says 1st name age and sex, tower 4+ blocks

Question 19

4 years milestones

Answer 19

100% intelligible to strangers, identify with fantasy figures/dolls, more interactive play, one foot hop, balance on 1 foot for 2 seconds, toilet on own, swings and climbs, 4 word sentences, itsy bitsy spider, first and last name, draws atleast 6 body parts on a person, remembers stories, tell story/sing song, understands same and different, talks about likes/dislikes, 10-15 min attention, primary colors, 3 instructions at a time, tantrums

Question 20

development line at… 4 months

Answer 20

mid-chest

Question 21

18 months milestones

Answer 21

language development is critical here!! (atleast 1 new word per month from 12-18 months), stands alone, stoops down without holding, atleast 6 words + mama/dada, combine 2 words, runs stiffly, hold hand to walk down stairs, uses spoon; stranger anxiety is minimal; walk backwards o Delayed language could mean a hearing or developmental problem

Question 22

combined syllables and patacake

Answer 22

12 months

Question 23

4+ block towers

Answer 23

3 years

Question 24

feeds cracker sits unsupported

Answer 24

6 months

Question 25

6 areas of child development

Answer 25

gross motor skills fine motor skills language skills social skills reflexes cognitive skills

Question 26

critical occurence during 18 months

Answer 26

language development

Question 27

1 foot for 1 sec? 1 foot for 2 sec? 1 foot for 4-5 sec?

Answer 27

3 4 5

Question 28

pretend/coperative play

Answer 28

3 years

Question 29

6 months milestones

Answer 29

sits in highchair, lifts chest with locked arms, puts toes in mouth, can roll either direction back or front, bears some weight on legs, regards own hands, laughs, feeds self cracker and reaches; may crawl

Question 30

fine motor skills development

Answer 30

small muscles of the hands develop in an ulnar to radial pattern. o First infants will rake objects with pinky, then curl objects into their 4th & 5th fingers, then rake with all fingers, and perform a thumb/forefinger grasp at 12 months. After 12 months, fine motor skills become refined for writing/drawing.

Question 31

9 months milestones

Answer 31

quadriceps has power = crawling, lots of different sounds, fine motor develops from ulna to radial side; social cues (can play peek a boo), can remember and uncover a hidden object (infant memory); imitates sounds + single syllables and recognizes sound of name; stands while holding furniture; mama/dada nonspecific

Question 32

mama/dada nonspecific? mama/dada specific?

Answer 32

non- 9 months specific at 12 months

Question 33

1 week milestones

Answer 33

reflexes (moro, rooting, stepping, grasping) + turns head nose to surface + regards face/bell

Question 34

development line at… 6 months

Answer 34

waist

Question 35

when 100% intelligible language?

Answer 35

4 years

Question 36

development line at… 12 months

Answer 36

feet

Question 37

5 years milestones

Answer 37

kindergarten ready = can follow directions independently, use toilet confidently, seated tasks improve, balances 4-5 seconds, dresses independently, 10 body parts on a person, left vs right, preference for a handedness, prints letters, follow rules, turns and sharing; tantrums are less in play; understand over, in, on top, etc;