Lecture 27: Developmental Milestones

Question 1

How old is someone whose head needs support

-has fencer reflex (sticks arm out in direction of head turn)

Answer 1

1 month

Question 2

How old is someone who first SMILES

- ope and closes fist
- coos to get attention
- can lift head and chest 45 degrees

Answer 2

2 month

Question 3

How old is someone with starts to BABBLE

- grabs intentionally
- can sit with support
- flirts and recognizes familiar people

Answer 3

4 months

Question 4

How old is someone with starts to CRAWL

- eats everything GIMME THAT
- says “goo-goo”
- prefers primary caregiver

Answer 4

6 months

Question 5

How old is someone with PINCER grasp

- STANDS on own
- says dada, mama
- stranger anxiety

Answer 5

9 months

Question 6

How old is someone who says SINGLE words, says “no”

- emulates you
- drinks from cup and dumps from cup
- starts to walk and climb stairs
- shy with strangers

Answer 6

12-15 months

Question 7

How old is someone who skips, dresses self

- exhibits handedness, uses fork and spoon
- recognizes numbers, letters, colors
- can READ
- distinguishes between REAL and imaginary
- FOLLOWS RULES and takes turns

Answer 7

5 years

Question 8

How old is someone who climbs, runs and dances

- stack blocks, play with dolls
- prefers to play alone “Mine!”
- more words and some phrases

Answer 8

18-21 months

Question 9

How old is someone who rides training wheel bikes

- cuts with scissors, stick people
- tells stories, dramatic,	
- cooperates with friends
- endless questions, 100% understandable	
- cant skip

Answer 9

4 years

Question 10

How old is someone who rides tricycles

- 75% understandable
- start to play with others
- turns pages well, feeds self well, colors
- alternates feet climbing stairs

Answer 10

3 years

Question 11

How old is someone who learns by PLAYING

- 2 word phrases, 50% understandable
- play by myself, defiance
- scribbles on wall
- ADHD-like attention
- very imaginative

Answer 11

2 years

Question 12

What are the stages of development?

Answer 12

A. 1 month
-no head control
B. 2 month
-responds to attention with smiles
C. 4 month
-begins to babble, rolls over
D. 6 months
-crawls, grabs shit, ulnar sweep
E. 9 months
-pica, eats errything, PINCER GRASP, can stand
F. 12-15 months
-starts walking, independence, single words like “no”
G. 18-21 months
-plays ALONE with dolls and cars, climbs
H. 2 years
-2 word sentences, ½ understandable, ADHD-like
I. 3 years
-plays with others, ¾ understandable, tricycles
J. 4 years
-storytelling, dramatic, 100% understandable, CANT skip
K. 5 years
-can read and recognize shapes and colors
-takes turns, follows rules
-when you can skip