Toddlerhood (~12 Months - 36 Months) ATI Flashcards

1
Q

Toddlerhood spans the time from-

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When a child begins to walk until they walk & run with ease

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2
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When can you pull yourself up to a standing position and walk alone or with help?

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By 1 Year Old

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3
Q

At what age range do motor skills become more refined?

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Toddlerhood

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4
Q

When do you start to be able to drink from cups as your grasp improves?

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Toddlerhood

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5
Q

Most 2 year old toddlers can-

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Walk up + down stairs, play with blocks, and feed themselves by hand or with a spoon

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6
Q

At what age range might you be toilet trained, especially during waking hours?

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Toddlerhood

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7
Q

Toddlers typically learn bladder control and bowel control in what order?

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They typically learn bladder control before they master bowel control

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8
Q

Successful toilet training depends on-

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Physical Maturity + Sphincter Control + Brain Maturation + Ability to Communicate

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9
Q

What can cause setbacks in toilet training?

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Schedule Changes, Emotional Distress, Fatigue, Health Alterations

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10
Q

Toilet training should be started using what kind’ve approach?

When should it be started?

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A positive, consistent approach.

When both the parent and child are ready + willing to participate

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11
Q

At what age do you typically have a lot of temper tantrums?

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2 Years Old

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12
Q

By age 3, you will have reached the end of-

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Toddlerhood

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13
Q

When should your Gross Motor Skills have progressed to the point of being able to climb, run, and jump?

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By the end of Toddlerhood

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14
Q

When should your Fine Motor Skills have progressed to the point of being able to handle small objects, assemble simple puzzles, and build a tower of blocks?

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By the end of Toddlerhood

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15
Q

When can you put your thoughts into words, problem solve in a limited way, and begin to connect names with objects?

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Toddlerhood

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16
Q

Understanding that an object doesn’t disappear even when it can’t be seen =

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Object Permanence

17
Q

What have Toddlers fully developed?

A

Object Permanence

18
Q

Object permanence begins development at what age?

At what stage of development?

A

At 9 Months of Age (Infancy)

19
Q

Might toddlers experience separation anxiety and cling to their parents?

A

Yes

20
Q

Toddlers use what to communicate?

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Gestures (Like raising their arms to be picked up or pointing to a toy to play)

Words

21
Q

When a kid plays alongside (rather than with) other children =

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Parallel Play

22
Q

When do you do Parallel Play?

A

Toddlerhood

23
Q

Language Acquisition + Skill does not develop during toddlerhood.
True or false?

A

False

24
Q

How can language be improved during toddlerhood?

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Talking with children, describing to the child objects and their usage, and reading aloud

25
Q

2 year old toddlers can use at minimum how many words?

A

50 Words

26
Q

Aside from the 50 words that a 2 year old toddler can use, a 2 year old toddler can understand at least how many other words?

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At least 300 other words

27
Q

How do 2 year old toddlers usually speak?

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They use nouns and verbs in two word sentences (“Me Up”)

They usually combine this with a gesture like raising up their arms to be held

28
Q

How do 3 year old toddlers usually speak?

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Speak in short sentences, ask questions, sing along to songs, and read along with simple books

29
Q

For toddlers, it’s essential to establish-

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Good eating patterns, nutrition, and meal routines

30
Q

Eating practices taught during toddlerhood-

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Builds a foundation for lifelong eating habits

31
Q

Toddlers generally like what kinds of meal routines?

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Consistent & Familiar meal routines that foster family interaction + socialization

32
Q

Why might a toddler refuse to eat?

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Their appetites fluctuate, they may not be hungry or they’re too tired / too engrossed in playtime to eat

33
Q

How much sleep to toddlers require at night?

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10 - 12 hours

34
Q

How much sleep to toddlers require throughout the day?

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1 - 2 hrs

35
Q

Short naps throughout the day keeps a toddler from getting-

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Irritated + Overtired

36
Q

By the time toddlerhood ends and the kid reaches 3 years old, how many words should the kid know?

A

About 1,000 Words

37
Q

What is the gap in terms of how many words a 1 year old toddler knows, versus what words a two year old toddler knows, compared to how many a kid who just reached the end of toddlerhood should know?

A

A 1 year old toddler 1 word sentences/ holophrases.

A 2 year old toddler can generally understand around 50 - 300 words. Can speak in 2-3 Word Sentences.

A 3 year old kid can generally understand about 1,000 words. Can speak in 3-4 Word sentences.