Child development milestones 0.0 / 5 ? Child DevelopmentMilestonesIGCSEEdexcel Created by: emmaleytaylorCreated on: 13-11-17 18:55 Newborn-Gross motor skills Newborns are born with reflexes – sucking, rooting, startling, grasping – which help them survive. Movements are uncontrolled and uncoordinated: 1 of 13 Three months-Gross motor skills at three months able to lift up head and chest when on their stomachs and bring hands together over body 2 of 13 Six months-Gross motor skills at six months can roll over from back to front 3 of 13 Nine months-Gross motor skills at nine months can sit unsupported and is usually mobile by crawling or rolling, may pull up to stand alone and walk by holding on to furniture 4 of 13 Twelve months-Gross motor skills at twelve months pulls up to stand, stands alone, walks holding on to furniture. 5 of 13 Newborns-Fine motor skills no coordinated movement but newborns will grasp things put into their hands as a reflex action 6 of 13 Three months-Fine motor skills at three months can watch their hands and hold a rattle for a moment 7 of 13 Six months-Fine motor skills at six months can reach for a toy and move a toy from one hand to the other 8 of 13 Nine months-Fine motor skills at nine months can use a pincer grasp (index finger and thumb) to grasp objects, can deliberately release objects by dropping them 9 of 13 Twelve months-Fine motor skills at twelve months can use pincer grasp to pick up small objects, points using index finger. 10 of 13 Newborns-Cognitive at one month ‘freezes’ if hears a sound played softly 11 of 13 Three months-Cognitive at three months can recognise familiar routines, alert and follows movement with eyes if objects are close 12 of 13 Six months-Cognitive at six months can explore objects by putting in mouth, recognises voices 13 of 13
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