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NUR509 growth & development
Age 4 Weeks – Developmental Milestones
- reflexive smile - nonresponsive
- throaty sounds
- fixes on face
- reflexes - Moro, palmar, plantar, fencer
- lifts head when prone
- holds hands tightly fisted
Age 2 Months - Developmental Milestones
- Gross Motor
- Holds Head Up, But Unsteady
- Moves Both Arms and Both Legs
- Fine Motor
- Opens Hands Briefly
- Tracks Objects to the Midline
- Language/Communication
- Produces Sounds Aside from Crying
- Reacts to Loud Noise
- Social / Cognitive
- Social Smile
- Recognizes Parents
- Soothed When Spoken to or Picked Up
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Age 4-5 Months - Developmental Milestones
- starting to recognize familiar faces
- social interactive - laughs out loud, coos responsively
- babbling - vowels
- beginning to recognize name
- sounds - ahh, goo
- using visual explortion to learn bout environment, also using vocal exploration
- localizes sounds
- mouths objects
- shakes rattle
- rolling over front to back and back to front
- scooting backwards
- diminished head lag when pulled to sit
- positive head control
- rooting disappears
- palmar grasp disappears
- moro disappears
Age 6-8 Months - Developmental Milestones
- socially interactive
- recognize familiar faces
- Discriminates strangers
- String of vowels together
- Combine consonant sounds
- Imitates speech
- visual and oral exploration of environment
- Looks for dropped object
- rolling over well
- sitting with support - tripod progress to independent
- Rocking back and forth on all fours
- transfers objects between hands
- raking motion
- tonic neck disappears
- red flags
- lack of ability to laugh
- lack of ability to vocalize
- lack of ability to resound to sound
- lack of ability to participate in reciprocal vocal interactions
Age 9-11 months - Developmental Milestones
- separation axiety
- seeks parent for play and comfort
- uses wide variety of consonants and vowels
- pointing out objects
- mamma/ dada inappropriately
- develops object permanence
- learning interactive games - peek a boo, so big
- looks at books
- rapidly expands motor skills - crawling, sets to sitting, pull to stand
- pincer grasp
- plantar grasp disappears
Age 1 year - Developmental Milestones
- plays interactive games
- hands you a book to read
- waves bye bye
- has strong attachment to cargiver
- shows distress on separation
- Prodeclarative pointing - points to an object and watches to see if a parent sees it
- speaks 2-3 words appropriately
- jabbers with inflection
- follows simple (one step) directions
- identifies familiar person on request
- stands alone, walks
- Tower 2 blocks
- sucking disappears
- stepping disappears before walking
Age 15 months - Developmental Milestones
- listens to story
- imitates activities
- indicates what they want by pointing, grunting
- reciprocal interchange - brings objects over to show you
- says 3-4 words
- understand and follows simple commands
- walks well, stoops and recovers
- takes steps backwards
- puts blocks in cup
Age 18 months - Developmental Milestones
- laughs in response to others
- spontaneous with affection
- friendly or aggressive - biting, hitting
- vocalizes and gestures
- speaks 6-10 words
- points to indicate what they want
- points to one body part
- walks up steps, runs
- stacks 2-3 blocks
- scribbles
- uses a spoon
- Throws Ball
- follows simple commands without gestures
- shows interest in doll, stuffed animal
Age 2 years - Developmental Milestones
- imitates adults
- increases pretend play
- parallel play
- refers to self - me me me
- attachment to objects
- Vocabulary of at least 50 words and is 50% understandable
- 2 word frases
- stacks 5-6 blocks
- makes horizontal and circular strokes with crayon
- turns book pages
- throws ball overhead
- goes up and down stares one step at a time
- kicks a ball
- jumps up
- height 1/2 adult final height
- follows 2 step commands
- names animals, pictures in a book
- completes sentences with rhymes in a book
- corrects you if you read a book wrong they know
- Babinski's disappears
Age 3 years - Developmental Milestones
- has self care skills
- imaginative play
- interactive play
- carries on a conversation with 2-3 sentences
- 75% understandable to stranger
- names a friend
- hundreds of words
- identifies objects
- identifies self as boy or girl
- gives fist and last name
- builds tower of 6-8 blocks
- Rides Tricycle
- walks up and down stairs
- balances on 1 foot for 1 second
- copies a circle
- draws a person with 2 body parts
- toilet trained in day time
- throws ball overhand
Age 4 years - Developmental Milestones
- describes features of himself - gender, age, interests and strenths
- fantasy play
- sings a song from memory
- clearly understandable speech
- knows what to do if cold, hot, etc.
- is aware of gender, self, and others
- draws a person with 3 parts
- makes predictions
- balances on one foot for 2 seconds
- builds a tower of 8 blocks
- copies a cross
- brushes own teeth
- dresses self
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