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Infant to School Age Development Milestones

The document outlines developmental milestones from infancy through school age in the areas of gross motor skills, fine motor skills, socialization, and common fears. In infancy, key gross motor milestones include rolling over at 5 months, sitting up at 7-8 months, and walking with assistance at 12 months. Fine motor skills progress from grasping at 1 month to transferring objects between hands at 5 months to developing a pincer grasp at 9-10 months. Social smiles emerge at 2 months while stranger anxiety begins around 6 months. Common toddler fears include separation, strangers, and loud noises or large animals. Gross motor skills continue to improve through preschool and school age.

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Infant to School Age Development Milestones

The document outlines developmental milestones from infancy through school age in the areas of gross motor skills, fine motor skills, socialization, and common fears. In infancy, key gross motor milestones include rolling over at 5 months, sitting up at 7-8 months, and walking with assistance at 12 months. Fine motor skills progress from grasping at 1 month to transferring objects between hands at 5 months to developing a pincer grasp at 9-10 months. Social smiles emerge at 2 months while stranger anxiety begins around 6 months. Common toddler fears include separation, strangers, and loud noises or large animals. Gross motor skills continue to improve through preschool and school age.

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Developmental Milestone: Infant (1month- 1 year) Gross Motor The newborn can turn the head from side

e to side from a prone position unless the surface is very soft, which may lead to suffocation. The infant exhibits almost no head lag at about 3 months. The infant rolls from front to back at about 5 months. The infant sits leaning forward at 7 months. The infant sits unsupported at 8 months. The infant pulls up to stand at 9 months. The infant cruises at 10 months. The infant walks someones hand at about 12 months.

Loud noises Going to sleep Large Animals

Socialization: Toddlers may use tantrums to assert independence. Ritualism, negativism and independence dominate the toddlers interactions. Separation anxiety.

Preschool (3-6 years old) Gross Motor: A preschool can ride a tricycle, go upstairs using alternate feet, and stand on one foot for few seconds and broad jump at age 3. The child can skip, hop, catch a ball and go downstairs using alternate feet at age 4 The child can skip on alternate feet, throw and catch a ball, jump rope and balance on alternate feet with eyes closed at age 5.

Fine motor The infant has a strong grasp at about 1 month The infant can make a hand-to-hand transfer at about 5 months. The infant develops pincer grasp at about 9 to 10 months.

Fears: The dark. Being left alone. Animals, particularly large dogs Ghost Body mutilation, pain and objects and people associated with painful experiences.

Fears: Stranger anxiety begins around age 6 months. An infant commonly seeks comfort from a security object during times of uncertainty or stress.

Socialization: School Age (6-12 years old) Infant displays social smile at 2 months of age. The infant recognizes a familiar faces at 3 months of age. The infant enjoys social interaction at 4 months of age. The infant begins to fear strangers at 6 months of age. The infant consistently manifests stranger anxiety at 8 months Gross motor Fears: Failure at school Bullies Intimidating teachers Something bad happening to parents. Bicycling Progressively improved running and jumping Swimming

Toddler (1-3 years old) Gross motor: Fears: Separation Anxiety Stranger Anxiety Toddler walks without help at 15 months Toddler walks upstairs with one hand held at 18 months. Toddler walks up and down stairs one step at a time at 24 months. Toddler jumps with both feet at 30 months.

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