Milestone Development- Social Skills Flashcards

1
Q

Stares at human faces with interest

A

Birth

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2
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When someone speaks to them they will respond by making noises, they start to ‘turn take’ (having conversation although they are just babbling)

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1 month

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3
Q

Starts to learn how to have a conversation by ‘turn taking’

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3 months

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4
Q

May display separation anxiety

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6 months

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5
Q

‘Solitary play’- alone

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6 months

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6
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May be afraid of strangers

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6 months

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7
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May feed using their fingers (pincer and Palmer grasp)

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6 months

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8
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May drink from a cup without help

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9 months

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9
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May need reassurance from a familiar adult, to overcome shyness

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9 months

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10
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May hold out hands to be washed

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9 month

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11
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Enjoys being with others, particularly at meal times

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12 months

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12
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Still likes to be close to familiar adults

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12 months

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13
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May help when getting dressed by putting out arms/legs

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12 months

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14
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Obeys simple rules

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12 months

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15
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Becomes more sociable

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18 months

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16
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Copies role models (adults and siblings)

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18 months

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17
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May still depend on adult and key workers

18
Q

Still ‘egocentric’

19
Q

Still finds it hard to share

20
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Plays parallel to other children

21
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Feeds themselves without too much mess

22
Q

Can start to dress themselves

23
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Is now able to say when they need the toilet

24
Q

Be dry during the day

25
Plays along side others, often watches others play, ‘looking on play’ or ‘onlooker play’
2.5 years
26
Will go to toilet on their own
3 years
27
Be dry at night
3 years
28
Understands sharing and starts to interact with other other children when playing ‘joining in play’
3 years
29
Enjoys playing with other children
3 years
30
Will begin to play with others ‘cooperative play’
4 years
31
They want to play with others
4 years
32
Feeds and dresses themselves
4 years
33
Wash and dry hands and face and clean their teeth
4 years
34
Close friendships start to develop Girls will play with girls Boys will play with boys
5 years
35
Children start to choose friends and are sad if they are not there
5 years
36
Will happily play together
5 years
37
Strong friendships usually of same gender because of personality traits
6 years
38
Can carry out simple tasks e.g. peeling vegetables, hanging up clothes and tidying
6 years
39
Can hold long conversations with other children/adults
6 years
40
Completely independent in washing, dressing and toilet skills
7 years
41
Be able to speak for themselves when visiting the drs or dentist
8 years
42
Form close friendships and enjoy being with friends
8 years