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Infancy
Turns from stomach to side. -
Infancy (5 months)
Turns from stomach to back -
Infancy (6 months)
Turns from back to stomach. -
Infancy (7 months)
Sits up. -
Infancy (8-9 months)
Crawl -
Infancy (10-11)
Kneel -
Infancy (12-13 months)
Stands -
Infancy (14-16 months)
Walks -
3-8 years
Early Childhood refers to the physical, cognitive, linguistic, and socio-emotional development of a child from the prenatal stage up to age eight. -
9-11
Middle Childhood, Kids develop foundation skills for building healthy social relationships and learn roles that will prepare them for adolescence and adulthood. -
11 through 14
Early Adolescents -
15 through 18
Middle adolescents -
18 through 21
Late adolescents -
20 to about age 40.
Goals,
Reassessment,
Settle Down,
Marriage and Relationships,
Choosing a Spouse,
Children and Divorce, -
65
Many physical changes take place in late adulthood. Wrinkles and skin folds appear as the skin becomes less elastic. Some of the senses become less sharp. In general, older people do not see and hear as well as younger people. A decline in the sense of smell leads many older people to add more spices to their food for flavor. The reflexes and the reaction time of older people also tend to be a little slower than those of younger people. -
40 to 65
Physical Changes,
Aging,
Cellular Damage,
Cognitive Changes,
Senile Dementia,
Alzheimer's Disease,
Vascular Dementia,
Social Changes,
Retirement,
Grand parenthood,
Living Arrangements,
Ego integrity,
Adjustment,
Reshaping life,
Self Challenge -
66 to Death
Stages of dying,
Dying with dignity,
Hospice alternative,
Euthanasia,
The living will,
