Pediatric Milestones and Safety Review

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Vocabulary flashcards covering pediatric developmental milestones from toddler to preschooler ages (18 months to 5 years), car seat guidelines, and safety considerations.

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18 Months Gross Motor Milestones

Walks without assistance, climbs stairs with assistance, and pulls toys while walking.

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18 Months Fine Motor Milestones

Feeds self finger foods, turns book pages, scribbles, and can drink from cup.

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18 Months Language Milestones

Understands 200 words, can identify familiar objects, and follows simple verbal commands.

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18 Months Social/Cognitive Milestones

Temper tantrums, establishes ownership saying "MINE!", pretend plays, and parallel play.

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2 Years Gross Motor Milestones

Can jump in place, can kick ball, runs without falling, walks stairs without assistance (one step at a time), and climbs up & down from furniture.

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2 Years Fine Motor Milestones

Shows right or left hand dominance, scribbles & paints, builds 6-7 block tower, and undresses self.

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2 Years Language Milestones

2 to 4 word sentences, knows 300+ words, and recites own name.

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2 Years Social/Cognitive Milestones

Gets excited with other children around, starts to gain independence from parents, associative play, potty training, and has imaginary friends.

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3 Years Gross Motor Milestones

Pedals tricycle, can jump forward, and bends over without falling.

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3 Years Fine Motor Milestones

Copies circle, grips pen in writing position, and screws/unscrews lids.

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3 Years Language Milestones

3 to 4 word sentences, always asks WHY, knows age, and follows 2 to 3 step instructions.

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4 Years Gross Motor Milestones

Hops on one foot, jumps and climbs, can catch a ball, and alternates feet while going up/down stairs.

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4 Years Fine Motor Milestones

Draws a square, pours drink, and can use scissors.

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4 Years Language Milestones

Sings song from memory, tells stories, recites first and last name, and knows 1500+ words.

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4 Years Social/Cognitive Milestones

Prefers to play with other children, begins creative/make believe play, and takes turns playing games with other children.

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5 Years Gross Motor Milestones

Can balance on one foot 10 seconds or longer, and may learn to skate or swim.

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5 Years Fine Motor Milestones

Laces shoes, draws person with at least 6 body parts, uses fork, spoon & knife well, and prints some letters.

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5 Years Language Milestones

Knows 2000+ words, can count to 10, most speech can be understood, and talks about past, present & future.

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5 Years Social/Cognitive Milestones

Does simple chores at home.

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Rear Facing Car Seat

Car seat position for newborn to 4 years old or until the child outgrows the seat.

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Front Facing Car Seat

Car seat position for preschooler to school age or until the child outgrows the seat.

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Booster Seat

Car seat type for school age until the child fits in a seat belt and can properly follow instructions.

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Infant Safety Risks and Precautions

High risk for burns, airway obstruction, and falls; precautions include checking temperature of bath water and formula before using, providing no toys with small detachable parts or sharp edges, and never leaving an infant on a raised surface.

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Toddler Safety Risks and Precautions

High risk for poisoning, drowning, and injury; precautions include keeping cleaning products and medications locked in cupboards, supervising in the tub, and always keeping hot pots with handles turned inward.

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Preschooler Safety Education

Best age for safety education; includes guidelines such as don't run with food in mouth, play in safe areas, don't play with strangers & keep parents informed, no small objects in mouth, nose or ears, and look both ways before crossing the street.