G&D Flashcards
(29 cards)
What should a baby be able to do at 2 months?
- LIFT HEAD 45 degrees
- Turn to sound
- Follows object past midline
- Social smile
2 month memory story: Parents little baby
looks up to _____. ____ because he sees both his parents, one on either side of ____.
- Sound (lifts head 45 degrees)
- Smiles (socially)
- Midline (Following objects)
What should a baby be able to do at 4 months?
- LIFT HEAD 90 degrees, raise up to chest
- Roll Over (onto tummy from back
- Find midline independently
- Reach for objects/put objects in mouth
- Coos (bowel sounds) and laughs
Fat Happy Baby: baby is rolling and laughing and cooing because he just discovered midline and is reaching for cake that he will cram into his mouth
4 month memory story: Fat happy baby
Baby is ____, _____, _____, because he just discovered _____ and is ____ for the cake that he will ___ into his _____.
- Rolling, laughing, Cooing
- Midline
- Reaching
- Cram into mouth
What should a baby be able to do at 6 months?
- Sit w/o support
- Raking grasp (fingers other than thumb)
- transfers objects between hands
- babbles (consonants)
- Recognizes familiar faces
6 month old memory story: street corner baby
_____on sidewalk, ______a rake from ____ to ____while ____ at people he thinks he ______.
- Sitting up
- Transferring, hand to hand
- babbling
- Recognizes
what should a baby at 9 months old be able to do?
- Crawl
- Pull to stand
- Point
- Specific babbling (Mama, dada)
- Stranger anxiety
9 months: Crawl, pull to stand, point, specific babbling (mama, dada), stranger anxiety
Watch Dog Baby: crawls to window, pulls to stand to see out, points at stranger in yard and says “mama” to get attention of parents.
9 month old memory story: watch dog baby
____ to window, ___ to ____to see out, ____ at_____in yard and says _____to get attention of parents.
- Crawls
- Pulls/stand
- Points
- stranger
- Mama/dada
what should a baby at 12 months old be able to do?
- walk
- pincer grasp
- 1-10 words
- patacake/peekaboo
- Waves bye bye
12 month old memory story: Playful Zombie Baby
_____at you, snapping _____, _____ ____ ___over and over (brrraaaaains), and just wants to play _____and ____ before waving ______.
- Walking
- Pincers
- Repeating one word
- Peakaboo and Patacake
- Waves bye bye
what should a baby at 15 months old be able to do?
- walks well,
- imitates,
- controlled release of blocks (can stack 2)
What should a baby at 18 months be able to do?
Throw scribble 4 block tower 1 step command, uses spoon/cup points to parts of body
What should a baby at 2 years be able to do?
- Run
- climb stairs 1 foot at a time
- 2 step command
- 20-50 words
- parallel play
What should a child at 3 years be able to do?
- Jump
- Tricycle,
- dresses self (shirt, pants, shoes)
- full name
- “you, me, I”
What should a child at 4 years be able to do?
- Stairs (alternating feet)
- hop
- undresses
- 1 foot (4 seconds)
- 4 word phrases (complete sentences),
- cooperative play
What should a child at 5 years be able to do
Skip
Tie shoes
Difference between reality/fantasy
what is the erikson stage for infants? Virtue and negative outcome?
- trust vs mistrust
* Hope/trust and Suspicion/fear
What is the erikson stage for a 2 year old? virtue and negative outcome?
- Autonomy vs doubt
* Will/independence and shame
What is erikson stage for 3 to 5 years old? Virtue and negative outcome?
- Initiative vs guilt
* Purpose/curiosity and guilty/inadequate
What is erikson stage for 6 to 12 years old? Virtue and negative outcome?
- Industry vs inferiority
* competence/pride vs inferiority/not good enough
What is piagets 1st stage for development? age range?
Sensory motor stage - 0 to 2 years
*object permanence
What is piagets 2nd stage for development? age range?
preoperational (mental abilities) stage - 2-7 years
- pretend play and symbols
- egocentric
What is piagets 3rd stage for development? age range?
Concrete operational - 7-11 years
*conservation
What is piagets 4th stage for development? age range?
Formal operational -12+
*abstract thinking, consequences of actions
