Peds-Infants 1 mo to 1 yr, fine motor and gross motor development

6, 1 year

infants should double their birthweight by ______ months of age, and triple their weight by

rolling over, sitting up, crawling, and walking, balance, coordination

during this time, what is normal gross motor skills to develop

cephalocaudal

during this time, development occurs from head to toe, meaning the child will gain control of the head before gaining control of the limbs also known as

proximodistal

development of the arms occurs before the development of the hands

turns head in supine position, chin up on stomach

at one month, what is the average gross motor development milestones

when prone, holds chest up, bobs the head when sitting

what are the key gross motor development in 2 months

begins to roll to the side when prone, props up forearms when prone

by 3 months what is the key gross motor development

rolls front to back, no head lag when pulled to sit, sits with trunk support, props up on wrists

what are key gross motor skills development at 4 months

rolls over, puts arms in front to catch, sit with pelvic support, sit with arms in front(puppy sit)

what are the key gross development in 5 months

sit for a few moments propped up on hands, bears weight on one hand in prone position, pivots on stomach

what is the 6 month gross motor development

use arms out to the sides to balance, sits steadily without support, bounces when held

what are the key gross motor development at 7 months

able to move into a sitting position, crawls in commando position, pull to a kneeling position

what are the gross motor skills in 8 months

begins creeping, stands with support on feet and hands

what are the key gross motor skills in 9 months

crawls well, cruising, stand holding adult and walk

what is the key gross motor skills development in 10 months

able to move furniture holding one hand, stand for a few seconds after support, walk holding one hand, pivots in sitting

what is the key gross motor skills at 11 months

able to stand up with arms up without falling, can walk usually

what are the gross motor skills in 12 months

hands in fist near face

what are the fine motor skills for one month

hands are open and unfisted, hold rattle, hands in same spot together

what is the key growth fine motor for 2 months

inspects fingers, hits at objects close to body

what is the key fine motor in 3 months

able to hold hands open most of time, grasps at objects close to body (clothes, hair), able to reach for objects, play with toys in hand

what are the fine motor for 4 months

grasps a cube with palm of hand, moves objects from hand to mouth, reaches things dangling in front of body

at 5 months what is the fine motor development

items go hand in hand, can hold two objects at once, one hand reach, open and extended fingers to rake things

what is the fine motor for 6 months

can hold object between fingers and opposing thumb (radial palmar grasp)

what is the fine motor developed for 7 months

can take a cube out of a peg, hits objects with other objects after demonstration, grasp using all fingers and the thumb (scissor grasp)

at 8 months what is the fine motor development

bangs cubes together, pinch things

what are the fine motor for 9 months

can point at things, pincer grasp

what are the fine motor for 10 months

throws objects, can stir with a spoon

what are fine motor for 11 months

scribbles after demonstration, pincer grasp efficiently, crayon hold, put blocks on top of each other

what is the fine motor for 12 months

separation or stranger anxiety

during the first year of life infants begin to recognize who are key and essential members of their caregiving environment, this is when they can also develop

can discriminate parent's voice, cries out in distress

what is the psychosocial development in a 1 mo

smiles in return, responds to adult voice

what is the 2 mo psychosocial milestone

follows movement in a room, can express dislike to taste or sound

what is the 3 month psychosocial milestone

smiles as a result of a sight or sound, stops crying when parent speaks

what is the 4 mo psychosocial development milestone

can recognize parent, bonds to parent

what is the 5 mo psychosocial milestone

stranger danger and anxiety develop

what is the 6 mo psychosocial development milestone

looks back and forth from parent to object when wanting help

what is the 7 mo psychosocial development milestone

communicate emotions, follows gaze of a parent to look the same way

what is the 8 month psychosocial development milestone

separation anxiety, follow a point, visually recognize people, makes sounds to get attention

what is the 9 mo milestone for psychosocial

has fears, responds to name

what is the psychosocial development for 10 months

seeks help from an adult for object

what is the psychosocial development for 11 months

seeks parent's interest in object, proto-imperative pointing

what is the psychosocial development for 12 months