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Animism
Inanimate objects have human feelings and intentions
Assimilation
Uses toys in wrong way
Centration
Focus on only one aspect of a situation at one time
Deferred imitation
Toddlers able to remember an action and imitate later
Discipline
Setting rules and road signs
Egocentrism
Inability to see a situation from another persons POV
Lordosis
Forward curve of the spine
Parallel play
Children play beside other children
Punishment
Consequence that results from a breakdown in discipline
Separation anxiety
Becomes fearful and nervous when away from home or parent
Sibling rivalry
Jealousy every time a new baby enters his domain
Symbolic representation
Ability to make one thing a word or object
Toddler
Has short legs with naturally pendulous bellies
12 and 18 months
Anterior fontanel closes between ___ months of age
Age 2
the toddler head is approximately 90% size
IgG and IgM
Antibody that becomes mature at age 2
Canine and first molar
Which teeth erupts during the second year?
15 months
Scribbles with a pencil or crayon
Enthusiastic about interacting with people
4-6 words
Can stack blocks
18 months
Run and jumps in place
No longer rotates a spoon to bring it to mouth
Uses jargon
Imitates household chores
24 months
Open doors by turning doorknobs
Can unscrew lids
Mommy go or want milk
Parallel play evident
30 months
Makes simple lines/strokes for crosses with pencil
Knows full name
Spends time playing house
Physiological anorexia
Slower growth and decreased appetite
14hrs of sleep
Toddlers need up to ___ of sleep per day and usually take at least one nap per day
Ectomorphic
Slim body build
Endomorphic
Large body build
Handedness
Right, left, mixed
Tends to settle at 4 years old
3 years old
Children have a complete set of 20 deciduous teeth at this age
Genu valgus
Knock knees
Disappears with increased skeletal growth
Age 3
Undress self
Rides tricycle
Stands on one foot
Age 4
Can do simple buttons
Pretending
Age 5
Draw 6 part figure
Can lace shoes
Likes games with numbers or letters
Bruxism (teeth grinding)
May begin at this age as a way of letting go, similar to body rocking, which children do for a short time each night before falling asleep