Normal Development/Milestones Flashcards
define median age for child development
age when 50% population achieve a skill
define limit age for child development
age when a skill should be achieved by 97.5% of population
what is IQ defined as
mental age over chronological age
what are the 4 key areas for development
gross motor
fine motor and vision
language and hearing
social behaviour and play
list the milestones children should achieve by 6 weeks
head control in vertical
follows torch with eyes
stills to voice
social smile
list the milestones children should achieve by 3 months
no head lag on pulling to sit
regards hands held in midline
laughs and coos
reacts pleasurably to familiar situations
list the milestones children should achieve by 6 months
pushes arms up in prone
explores objects by mouth/transfers objects from hands
screams when annoyed
friendly with strangers/plays with feet
list the milestones children should achieve by 9 months
stands holding furniture/may crawl
uses finger to point/holds raisin in hands
polysyllabic babble/imitates adult sounds
nervous around strangers/finds hidden objects
list the milestones children should achieve by 12 months
cruises around furniture/may walk
casting and banging toys together
responds to name/jargons
waves bye/drinks with cup
list the milestones children should achieve by 18 months
climbs on adult chair/runs
builds 3 block tower/develops hand preference
5-20 words/knows body parts
feeds with spoon/imitates adult tasks
list the milestones children should achieve by 2 years
throw ball/up and down stairs 2 feet per tread
builds 6 block tower/circular scribble
50 words, 2 word sentences, follows instruction
puts on shoes/develops symbolic play
list the milestones children should achieve by 3 years
ascends stairs alternating feet/pedal tricycle
copies circle/cuts with scissors
knows name/asks questions
pretend play and understands sharing
list the milestones children should achieve by 4 years
hop and up and down stairs alternating feet
threads beads and draws stickman
recounts stories of experience, 5+ word sentences
dresses and undresses, understands turn taking
when are primitive reflexes usually lost and when should they definitely be gone by
usually lost 4 months but should be no later than 6 months
describe rooting and sucking reflex
rooting is moving around the breast looking for the nipple and sucking is attachment onto the nipple
describe the palmar plantar reflex
when pressing finger on palm or soles causes adduction and flexion of the digits
describe ATNR reflex (anterotonic neck reflex)
if baby is about to fall off left side will stick out right arm and leg for balance
describe the moro reflex
response to loss of support, baby flails arms out to side
describe stepping and placing reflex
when baby has feet placed on ground and held upright feet position mimics walking