Paeds: development stuff

Question 1

Speech and language: what do you expect in a 3 month old baby?

Answer 1

• Vocalizing
• Quietens to parents voice.

Question 2

Speech and language: what do you expect in an 8 month old baby?

Answer 2

double babble, eg “dada” or “mama”

Question 3

Speech and language: What do you expect in a 12 month old baby?

Answer 3

• Two or three words with meaning. Eg “mummy”.
• Responds to own name.

Question 4

Speech and language: What would you expect in an 18 month old baby?

Answer 4

-Knows a small vocabulary of words (around 10 words)

Question 5

Speech and language: What would you expect in a 24 month old baby?

Answer 5

Linking two words (eg “daddy here”)

Question 6

Speech and language: What would you expect in a 3 year old child?

Answer 6

Full sentences with incessant talking.

(“Teddy goes to sleep”)

Question 7

Fine Motor Development: When would you expect a baby to be able to perform a palmer grasp?

Answer 7

5-6 months

Question 8

Fine Motor Development: When would you expect a child to be able to draw a circle?

Answer 8

3 years.

Question 9

Fine Motor Development: When would you expect a baby to be able to build a tower of 3-4 blocks?

Answer 9

18 months

Question 10

Milestone: Fixes to faces with eyes and smiles responsively. At what age?

Answer 10

4-6 weeks

Question 11

Milestone: Sits up unsupported. At what age?

Answer 11

6-7 months

Question 12

Milestone: Gets to a sitting position. At what age?

Answer 12

9 months?

Question 13

Milestone(s): Pincer grasp and waves goodbye. At what age?

Answer 13

10 months

Question 14

Milestone(s): Walks unsupported and knows 2-3 words with meaning. By what age?

Answer 14

12 months

Question 15

Milestone(s): Feeds self with spoon, points to things, can build a tower of 3-4 blocks and throws a ball without falling. At what age?

Answer 15

18 months

Question 16

Milestone(s): Sentences of 2-3 words, running and kicking a ball. At what age?

Answer 16

24 months

Question 17

No smiling: by what age does this become a warning sign?

Answer 17

10 weeks

Question 18

Persistent primitive reflexes, persistence squint, early hand preference, little interest in people, toys or noises. By what age do these become a warning sign?

Answer 18

6 months

Question 19

No sitting, no double-syllable babble, no pincer grasp, not chewing. By what age do these become warning signs?

Answer 19

10-12 months

Question 20

Not walking independently, less than 6 words, persistent mouthing and drooling. By what age do these become a warning sign?

Answer 20

18 months

Question 21

No 2-3 word sentences, not responding to 1 word commands, not turning single pages, no symbolic play. By what age doe these become warning signs?

Answer 21

2.5 years

Question 22

Unintelligable speech. By what age does this become a warning sign?

Answer 22

4 years