Growth and Development Flashcards
(16 cards)
Baby Growth in 18 months
GROWTH (1+2=3)
- Head and chest are same size
- Length will double
- weight will triple
2 Month Old Developmental Milestones
- stick up head
- start to open/close hands
- startle at loud noises
- smile
4 Month Developmental Milestones
- gains head control
- coos, recognizes and turns towards caregiver
- holds object
6 Month Developmental Milestones
- rolls
- starts to sit with out support (1/2 way to 1 = 1/2 to stand)
- grabs objects and puts in mouth
- eats table food
- begins to laugh
- calmed by caregiver
9 Month Developmental Milestones
(Think 9=P)
- crawls Passing between feet
- Positions to sitting independently
- Passes objects between hands
- Pincer grasp
- babbles and Personates sounds
- seParation anxiety
Toddler development (1-3)
- gain independence
- parallel play
- object permanence
- curious/observant
- toilet training
Safety for young children
- water no hotter than 49 degrees celcius of 120 F
- never warm formula or breast milk in microwave
- always supervise around all types of water (including bathtube and buckets)
- follow car seat recommendations
- put dangerous object and substance in harm to reach areas AND lock
- Turn pan and pot handles in, out of reach
- cut food lenght wise to avoid circles/chocking hazard
0-6 Months (toys)
Sensorimotor
- musical mobile
- large and soft toys
9-12 Months (toys)
Vocalization
- speaking or verbal toys
- purposeful play: build, stack, sort, make
6-9 Month (toys)
Object Permanence
- cover/uncover (jack in the box)
- WORST toy is musicle mobile
1-3 yrs (toys)
Work on Gross Motor skills
- push/pull toys
- hand/finger painting
- parallel play
3-6 yrs (toys)
Work on fine motor and finger dexterity
- draw/write
- scissors
Balance
- dance
- ice skates
Cooperative play
- preschool
7-11 yrs (toys)
3 Cs
- Creative
- Collective
- Competitive
12-18 yrs (play)
Peer group association, allow to be in each others rooms unless:
- <12hr post-op
- immunosupressed
- contagious
Socioecomic risk factors for failure to thrive
- Poverty
- Social or emotional isolation
- cognitive diability or mental health disorder
- lack of nutritional education
Signs of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
- growth deficiency
- neuro symptoms
- facial characteristics (flat philtre, flat upper lip, short palpebral fissures (shortened eyes), epicanthal fold