Child Dev and Dev Milestones

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child development

process of growing from infancy to adulthood; skills are developed to learn increasingly complex topics

  • typical, delayed, or atypical

  • range of development depending on contextual factors (genetics, social and physical environment, culture. etc.)

  • cognitive, language, motor, social-emotional, adaptive behavior

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horizontal development vs. vertical development

horizontal: look at multiple skill domains at one time point

  • at 2 years old what is the typical fine motor, gross motor, visuomotor skills

vertical/longitudinal: look at one skill domain across many time points

  • gross motor at 1 yr, 2 yr, 3 yr, etc.

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child development as a dynamic process

interaction between neurophysiological systems, contextual environment, social emotional responses

  • environment, task, individual

  • complex; no rigid preprogrammed set of milestones or development outcome

  • sensitive to change

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culture and child development

WEIRD- western, educated, industrialized, rich, democratic vs. Non-WEIRD

  • nature via nurture

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developmental milestones

skills that child achieve at a typical point set by experts; guides, not fixed-norms; cultural significance to set the milestones (crawling important in US but not Jamaica); compared to normative data- 75% of children crawl by X months

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CDC Milestones Checklists

checklists for parents and professionals, designed for parents; communication tool not a screening/assessment tool; dev monitoring tool; no set criteria on when to use this tool, good to use at wellness checks, identify need for additional screening 

  • Change from 50% to 75% to include more kids 

  • Took out crawling because it’s complex and not cross cultural

  • Open ended questions to facilitate conversation

  • Took out duplicates and vague wording 

  • Data collected in 2019- can’t blame covid for delays

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infant reflexed

primitive automatic motor or survival responses necessary for health; start in 3rd trimester-through 1st year of life; reaction, position/stimulus that initiates it, positive response (what happens if reflex doesn’t go away), integration (no longer have a positive response)

  • rooting

  • ATNR- turn head to side; getting out of birth canal

  • Moro- startle if they are dropped

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