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1
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Developmental milestones at 2 weeks

A
  • weight should be at or above birth weight

- regards faces

9
Q

2 weeks

A

regards faces

9
Q

2 months

A

smiles

10
Q

2 months

A

coos

10
Q

2 months

A

finger grasp

11
Q

4 months

A

begins rolling from stomach to back

11
Q

4 months

A

laughs

12
Q

4 months

A

lifts head to 90 degrees without a lag

12
Q

4 months

A

babbles/makes “raspberry” sound

13
Q

4 months

A

sits with support

13
Q

4 months

A

anticipates food on sight

14
Q

6 months

A

sits momentarily

14
Q

6 months

A

reaches/scoops up cheerios using thumb

15
Q

6 months

A

imitates “bye-bye”

15
Q

6 months

A

rolls from back to stomach

16
Q

9 months

A

crawls

17
Q

9 months

A

pulls to stand

18
Q

9 months

A

sits well

19
Q

9 months

A

feeds self

20
Q

9 months

A

imitates pat-a-cake

21
Q

9 months

A

begins to use pinchers

22
Q

12 months

A

stands

23
Q

12 months

A

cruises/begins walking

24
Q

12 months

A

good pincer grasp

25
Q

12 months

A

2-3 words

26
Q

12 months

A

points to desired things

27
Q

12 months

A

table food and milk

28
Q

15 months

A

walks well

29
Q

15 months

A

builds a tower of 2 cubes

30
Q

15 months

A

understands simple commands

31
Q

18 months

A

walks upstairs

32
Q

18 months

A

throws a ball

33
Q

18 months

A

seats self in chair

34
Q

18 months

A

says 4-20 words

35
Q

18 months

A

understands 2 step commands

36
Q

18 months

A

builds a tower of 4 cubes

37
Q

18 months

A

imitates housework

38
Q

18 months

A

knows body parts

39
Q

24 months

A

runs well

40
Q

24 months

A

handles a spoon well

41
Q

24 months

A

2-3 word phrases

42
Q

24 months

A

jumps to floor with both feet

43
Q

24 months

A

verbalizes toilet needs

44
Q

24 months

A

dresses self

45
Q

24 months

A

turns pages in book

46
Q

24 months

A

kicks ball on request

47
Q

3 years

A

balances on 1 foot

48
Q

3 years

A

knows age and gender

49
Q

3 years

A

makes sentences

50
Q

3 years

A

potty trained

51
Q

3 years

A

holds crayon with fingers

52
Q

3 years

A

copies a circle

53
Q

3 years

A

knows first and last name

54
Q

4 years

A

hops on 1 foot, throws ball

55
Q

4 years

A

cuts with scissors

56
Q

4 years

A

counts

57
Q

4 years

A

recognizes colors

58
Q

4 years

A

dresses self except shoes

59
Q

4 years

A

self care at toilet

60
Q

5 years

A

skips, runs, and turn without losing balance

61
Q

5 years

A

prints name

62
Q

5 years

A

counts to 10, knows ABC’s

63
Q

5 years

A

fluent speech, defines words

64
Q

5 years

A

draws a recognizable person

65
Q

5 years

A

reads single words

66
Q

8-9 years

A

knows borrowing/carrying in math

67
Q

8-9 years

A

knows month, day, and year

68
Q

8-9 years

A

names months in order

69
Q

8-9 years

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comprehends when reading

70
Q

Triples

A

How should the birth weight change within the first year

71
Q

Should be 2/3 the “final” size

A

How developed is a child’s brain by age 2-3?

72
Q

TriViSol - 1mL per day

D-Vi-Sol with vitamin D only is also available

A

Recommended vitamin supplementation for strictly breast fed infants

73
Q

4 months

A

When should you check for strabismus?

74
Q

4 months

A

When should you introduce solids for forumla-fed babies

75
Q

6 months

A

When does AAP recommend fluoride supplementation?

76
Q

6 months

A

When should you begin screening for anemia?

77
Q

12 months

A

When should you screen again for anemia?

78
Q

12 and 24 months

A

When should you screen for lead exposure?

79
Q

3 years

A

When should you screen for BP, hearing, and vision?