Toddlerhood (~12 Months - 36 Months) ATI

Question 1

Toddlerhood spans the time from-

Answer 1

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

Question 2

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

Answer 2

By 1 Year Old

Question 3

At what age range do motor skills become more refined?

Answer 3

Toddlerhood

Question 4

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

Answer 4

Toddlerhood

Question 5

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

Question 6

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

Answer 6

Toddlerhood

Question 7

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

Answer 7

They typically learn bladder control before they master bowel control

Question 8

Successful toilet training depends on-

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

Question 9

What can cause setbacks in toilet training?

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Schedule Changes, Emotional Distress, Fatigue, Health Alterations

Question 10

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

Question 11

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

Answer 11

2 Years Old

Question 12

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

Answer 12

Toddlerhood

Question 13

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

Answer 13

By the end of Toddlerhood

Question 14

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?

Answer 14

By the end of Toddlerhood

Question 15

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

Answer 15

Toddlerhood

Question 16

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

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Object Permanence

Question 17

What have Toddlers fully developed?

Answer 17

Object Permanence

Question 18

Object permanence begins development at what age?

At what stage of development?

Answer 18

At 9 Months of Age (Infancy)

Question 19

Might toddlers experience separation anxiety and cling to their parents?

Answer 19

Yes

Question 20

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

Question 21

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

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Parallel Play

Question 22

When do you do Parallel Play?

Answer 22

Toddlerhood

Question 23

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

Answer 23

False

Question 24

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

Question 25

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

Answer 25

50 Words

Question 26

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

Question 27

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

Question 28

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

Question 29

For toddlers, it’s essential to establish-

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Good eating patterns, nutrition, and meal routines

Question 30

Eating practices taught during toddlerhood-

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Builds a foundation for lifelong eating habits

Question 31

Toddlers generally like what kinds of meal routines?

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Consistent & Familiar meal routines that foster family interaction + socialization

Question 32

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

Question 33

How much sleep to toddlers require at night?

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10 - 12 hours

Question 34

How much sleep to toddlers require throughout the day?

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1 - 2 hrs

Question 35

Short naps throughout the day keeps a toddler from getting-

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Irritated + Overtired

Question 36

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

Answer 36

About 1,000 Words

Question 37

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?

Answer 37

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.