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Period: to
Infant Development: Jordan
Cognitive- growth in the mental processes used to gain knowledge
Fine-Motor- the ability to coordinate the small muscles throughout the body
Gross-Motor- improvement of the skills involving arms, legs, and whole body movements
Social- development of the interactions with others
Emotional- development of the expression of emotions -
Cognitive/Intellectual
Listens attentively to sounds and voices -
Period: to
1-3 Months
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Emotional
Reacts to discomfort and pain by crying for assistance -
Fine Motor Skills
Can grasps objects in reflex movements, but grasps are becoming voluntarty -
Gross Motor Skills
Moves arms and legs together -
Social
Communicates with different sounds and facial expressions -
Cognitive/Intellectual
Smiles and coos when caregiver talks to him or her -
Period: to
4 Months
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Social
Enjoys social aspects of feeding time -
Fine Motor skills
Begins to use mitten grasp for grabbintg objects near the hands -
Gross Motor Skills
Swipes at objects, gradually improving aim -
Emotional
Expresses delight -
Fine Motor Skills
Transfers objects from one hand to the other, dropping objects often. -
Cognitice/Intellectual
Smiles at self in mirror -
Period: to
5-6 Months
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Social
May be able to play peek-a-boo game -
Gross Motor Skills
Is able to stand while supported -
Emotional
Responds to affection and may imitate signs of affection -
Period: to
7-8 Months
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Fine Motor Skills
Fingers, manipulates, and rattles objects repeatedly -
Social
Begins to have a sense of humor -
Cognitive/Intellectual
Likes to empty and fill containers -
Gross Motor Skills
Achieves sitting positon by pushing up with arms -
Emotional
Exhibits fear of strangers -
Fine Motor Skills
Uses index finger to point, lead, and poke -
Period: to
9 Months
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Gross Motor Skills
May be able to move along furniture, touching it for support -
Cognitive/Intellectual
Responds appropriately to a few specific words -
Emotional
May show fear of new sounds -
Social
Performs for others, repeats act if applauded -
Period: to
10 Months
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Gross Motor Skills
Likes to walk holding caregiver's hands -
Social
Is more aware of and sensitive to other children -
Emotional
Expresses delight, happiness, sadness, discomfort, and anger -
Fine Motor Skills
Can release grasped object instead of dropping it -
Cognitive/Intellectual
Speaks first recognizable word -
Period: to
11 Months
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Gross Motor Skills
Stands alone -
Emotional
May not always want to be cooperative -
Cognitive/Intellectual
Can point to body parts -
Social
Seeks approval and tries to avoid disapproval -
Fine Motor Skills
Likes to frasp feeding utensils and cup -
Period: to
1 Year
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Fine Motor Skills
May show preference for one hand -
Gross Motor Skills
Climbs up and down stairs -
Social
Enjoys playing with siblings -
Cognitive/Intellectual
Waves good-bye -
Emotional
May reveal an inner determination to walk