Motor Milestones Flashcards by Paige Lager | Brainscape

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Physiological Flexion

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Typical Age = Birth

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Turn head to side in prone

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Typical Age = Birth

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Attempts to lift head in midline

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Typical Age = 1 month

Age Range = 1-2 months

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Automatic Stepping

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Typical Age = Birth

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Fencer’s Posture

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Typical Age = 2 months

Age Range = 1-4 months

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Astasia

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Typical Age = 2 months

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Abasia

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Typical Age = 2 months

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Rolling Supine to side-lying nonsegmentally

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Typical Age = 3 months

Age Range = 2-4 months

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Beginning mid line head control

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Typical Age = 3 months

Age Range = 2-3 months

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Prone-on-elbows, head to 90 deg, chin tuck

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Typical Age = 4 months

Age Range = 3-5 months

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Hands to midline

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Typical Age = 4 months

Age Range = 3-5 months

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Unilateral reaching prone-on-elbows

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Prone on extended arm

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Pivot prone posture

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Beginning intra-axial rotation

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-5 months

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Rolling prone to supine, segmentally

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Head lifting in supine

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Supine, hands to knees and feet

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Supine, hands to feet

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Supine, feet to mouth

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 4-6 months

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Propped sitting

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 5-6 months

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Supine bridging

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Typical Age = 5 months

Age Range = 5-7 months

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Rolling supine to prone, segmentally

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Typical Age = 6 months

Age Range = 5-7 months

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Ring sitting, unsupported with full trunk extension and high guard

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Typical Age = 6 months

Age Range = 5-7 months

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Transferring objects hand to hand

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Typical Age = 6 months

Age Range = 5-7 months

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Independent sitting with secondary curves

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Typical Age = 8 months

Age Range = 7-9 months

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Beginning Quadruped

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Typical Age = 8 months

Age Range = 7-9 months

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Beginning pull-to-standing

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Typical Age = 8 months

Age Range = 7-9 months

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Creeping

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Typical Age = 10 months

Age Range = 9-11 months

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Plantigrade posture

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Typical Age = 10 months

Age Range = 10-12 months

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Plantigrade creeping

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Typical Age = 10 months

Age Range = 10-12 months

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Pull to standing and lowers self

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Typical Age = 10 months

Age Range = 9-12 months

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Cruising

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Typical Age = 10 months

Age Range = 9-11 months

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Pulls to standing through half kneeling

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Typical Age = 12 months

Age Range = 10-13 months

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Walking independently

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Typical Age = 12 months

Age Range = 10-15 months

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Creeps up stairs

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Typical Age = 15 months

Age Range = 14-18 months

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Walks up stairs with help or handrail

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Typical Age = 18 months

Age Range = 16-20 months