Developmental Milestones Flashcards
Head lag at 1 month: normal or abnormal?
NORMAL
FINE MOTOR at 1 month
grabs rattle on contact (GRASP REFLEX)
LANGUAGE at 1 month
- makes sounds while eating
- shows emotions: anger, sadness and joy
SENSORY at 1 month
- fixates eyes on object 8-10 inches away
- quiets to voices
SLEEP at 1 month
16-17 hours per day
GROSS MOTOR at 1 month
- turns head from side to side
- briefly lifts head when prone
GROSS MOTOR at 2 months
- decreasing head lag
- lifts head and chest while prone
- holds head upright but forward when sitting
- symmetric tonic neck position
FINE MOTOR at 2 months
- hands open
- fading GRASP REFLEX
LANGUAGE at 2 months
- vocalizes more than crying
- coos
- vocalizes to familiar voice
SENSORY at 2 months
- follows toy side to side
- searches for sounds
- turns head to sounds
SOCIALIZATION at 2 months
social smile more awake during daytime
SLEEP at 2 months
- sleeps more at night (8-10h)
- 3-4 daytime naps (6-7h)
At what age do primitive reflexes start to fade?
3 months
GROSS MOTOR at 3 months
- holds head erect when sitting
- minimal head lag
- raises head/shoulders to 45-90 degrees when prone
- inspects hands
- +LANDAU REFLEX
- begins to bear weight when standing
FINE MOTOR at 3 months
- holds rattle; does not reach for it
- absent GRASP REFLEX
- pulls at blanket and clothes
LANGUAGE at 3 months
- squeals to show pleasure
- coos
- babbles
- vocalizes when smiling and spoken to
SENSORY at 3 months
- looks at mirror, pictures of faces
- turns head to locate sound
- follows object 180 degrees
SOCIALIZATION at 3 months
- shows interest in surroundings
- stops crying when parents enter the room
- recognizes familiar objects
- begins to be aware of strange things
SLEEP at 3 months
15-16 hours/day
When do babies begin to drool?
4 months
When do the MORO and TONIC REFLEXES disappear?
4 months
At what age can a child sit upright when propped?
4 months
GROSS MOTOR at 4 months
- begins to roll prone to supine
- raises head and chest 90 degrees off surface when supine
FINE MOTOR at 4 months
- plays with own hands
- pulls objects reaches for items
- grasps rattle when placed in hands but can’t pick it up
- mouths most objects