Child Development, Danya Martinez, Hour 1

By DanyaM15

  • Birthday

    Birthday
    Physcail Development
    7 pounds
    18 inches

  • Four Months

    Four Months
    Physcial develpoment
    • weight: 10-18 pounds
    Socail and emotional development
    • responds to a shaking rattle or bell
    Cognitive development
    • plays with fingers, hands, toes

  • eight Months

    eight Months
    Physical Development
    • drools, mouths and chews on objects
    Social and emotional development
    • spends a great deal of time watching and observing
    Cognitive development
    • searches for toys hidden under a blanket, basket, or container

  • 12 Months

    12 Months
    Physical development
    • eeds 3 meals a day with 2 snacks in between
    Socail and emotional development
    • may become attached to a favorite toy or blanket
    Cognittive development
    • likes to place objects inside one another

  • 18 Months

    Physical develompnet
    • likes to poke, twist, and squeeze
    Social and emotional development
    • enjoys being held and read to
    Cognitive development
    • says "hi" or "bye" if reminded

  • 18 to 24 Months

    Physical development
    • opens cabinets, drawers, and boxes
    Socail and emotional development
    • acts shy around strangers
    Cognitive development
    • shows preferences between toys

  • 2 Years Old

    Physical development
    • stoops or squats
    Socail and emotional development
    • affectionate - hugs and kisses
    Cognitive development
    • points to eyes, ears, or nose when asked

  • 3 Years Old

    Physical development
    • throws a ball overhead
    Socail and emotional development
    • spends a great deal of time watching and observing
    Cognitive development
    • enjoys listening to stories and repeating simple rhymes

  • 4 Years Old

    Physical development
    • jumps over objects 5-6 inches high
    Socail and emotional development
    • persistently asks why
    Cognitive development
    • names 6-8 colors and 3 shapes

  • 5 Years Old

    Physical development
    • rides a tricycle skillfully; may show interest in riding a bicycle with training wheels
    Socail and emotional development
    • can take turns and share, but doesn't always want to
    Cognitive development
    • able to memorize address and phone number

  • 6 Through 8 Years Old

    Physical development
    • can tie shoelaces
    Socail and emotionl development
    • girls want to play more with girls; boys with boys
    Cognitive developmet
    • reading may become a major interest

  • 9 Through 11 Years Old

    Physical Development
    • girls are generally as much as 2 years ahead of boys in physicalmaturity Social and emotional development
    • outbursts of anger are less frequent
    Cognitive develoment
    • may develop special interest in collections or hobbies