infants Flashcards
Erikson’s stage for infancy
trust vs. mistrust
- infants need attentive care to develop trust
- do not delay gratification, they do not tolerate frustration
Piaget stage for infancy-reflexive
Part of the sensorimotor stage reflexive is birth to 1 month
rooting, asymmetric tonic neck, palmar grasp, moro
piaget stage of infancy-primary circular reaction
Part of the sensorimotor stage primary circular reaction is from 2 to 4 months
- repetitive loop of opening and closing hands
piaget stage of infancy-secondary circular reaction
Part of sensorimotor stage
- learning to punch and kick at a mobile
piaget stage of infancy - coordination of secondary reaction
part of sensorimotor stage
- learn they are separate from others
- learn object permanence 10 month milestone
moro reflex - birth to ?
What is it?
when does it happen?
3 to 4 months
arms spread and fingers flex, cry
when there is a loud noise or their head drops
startle reflex
palmar grasp reflex- birth to ?
what is it?
when does it happen?
3 to 6 months
flex their fingers around your finger
when you press their palm with your finger
rooting reflex- birth to ?
what is it?
when does it happen?
3 to 4 months
infant turns head and opens mouth to touch
when you stroke their cheek
stepping reflex- birth to?
what is it?
when does it happen
8 weeks
baby will stretch legs and bear weight with support
when you place their feel on a flat surface
play activities for infants - 9 of them
peek a boo, pat-a-cake, lap games
lullaby’s, musical toys
rattles, crib gyms, mobiles, safety mirrors
should infants use walkers?
NO
Car seat safety
use an infant seat never hold infant on your lap never leave unattended in the car lock doors and windows avoid distractions while driving, the baby can wait for your attention until you pull over
should you leave baby unattended on a high surface?
NO
Expected weight fluctuations of an infant
- will lose up to 10% of weight after birth
- should be back to birth weight by 2 wks old
- should gain 1 oz a day for the first 6 months once back to birth weight
- birth weight should double by 6 months and triple by one year
milestone timeline - sitting
7 m tripoding
8 m independently