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Age range of toddler?
12-36 mo or 1-3 yrs old
A- Infants grow ___; toddlers grow ___
B- Chest circum ____ head circumference
C- Toddler's physiologic systems mature; ie can maintain body temp and don't get dehydrated like infant, etc
A- fast; slow
B- exceeds
A- Avg wt gain ___ lbs/yr
B- fontanelles in head close at ___ mo; but still measure head up thru ___ yrs
A- 4-6 lbs
B- 18 mo; 3 yrs
A- the major gross motor skill during toddler yrs is ___
B- walks alone using a wide stance at ___ mo
C- at ___mo, tries to run; falls easily
D- at ___ yrs, can walk up and down stairs
E- at ___ yrs, can stand on 1 ft for 1-2 sec
A- development of walking
B- 12-13 mo
C- 18 mo
D- 2 yrs
E- 3 yrs
A- Sphincter control begins at __ mo
B- Short & straight eustachion tubes;
C- has pot belly
A- 18-24 mo, ie 1.5 to 2 yrs old
Toddler fine motor skills:
A- can pick up raisin & drop into a narrow bottle
B- can throw objects at __ mo
C- at __ yrs, can build tower
D- at ___ yrs, can draw circles on paper
B- 15 mo
C- 2 yrs
D- 3 yrs
According to Erikson, what is key developmental task of toddlerhood?
Acquiring a sense of autonomy while overcoming a sense of doubt and shame
- toddlers want to exert autonomy
- if they continue to be dependent, it creates doubt whether they have capacity to control their actions
- feel a sense of shame for feeling urge to revolt against others
What behaviors are typical of toddlers in their quest for autonomy?
- negativism- toddlers love to say no; gives sense of control and get sense of who they are; disrupts environment
- ritualism- the need to maintain sameness and reliability, provides a sense of comfort; ie blankie, fav fork, etc
final 2 stages of Piaget's sensorimotor phase occurs from 12-24 mo. T or F
T
A- Domestic mimicry?
B- Transductive reasoning aka ____
A- toddler is aware what you're doing and copies it
B- reasoning from the particular to the particular, ie, child won't eat green vegetable after bad exp w prev green veg.
- major task in social dev of toddler is differentiation of self from significant others, like mom.
- Differentiation has 2 phases: separation and individuation
- A- Purpose of transitional objects?
A- provides security for toddlers when separated from parents, dealing with stress, or just fatigued. ex: teddy bear, blankie
A- Toddlers understand more words than they can ____
B- # of words acquired by 2 yrs is ___ words.
C- when toddler is __ yrs old, can put together simple sentences
A- speak
B- 300 words
C- 3 yrs
Parallel play?
toddler plays alongside, but not with other children, ie 2 toddlers don't play with each other, just next to each other; this has progressed from the solitary play of infants; make sure toys are safe, no small toys,etc
Guidelines for assessing toilet training readiness
A- Physical readiness
B- Mental readiness
C- Pychologic readiness
D- Parental readiness
A- anal control by 18-24 mo; ability to stay dry for 2 hrs
B- recognizes urge to urinate or poop
C- Willingness to please parent
D- willing to invest time required for toilet training
Physiologic anorexia?
at 18 mo, toddlers growth rate slows and they need less food; they have a decreased appetite and become picky, fussy eaters
A- Best way to handle temper tantrums?
B - Sibling rivalry?
C- Regression?
A- requires consistency; during tantrums ignore the behavior, ie walk away but make sure they're safe
B- tneds to be most pronounced in first born when new baby arrives; he's dethroned
C- if stressed, toddlers regress, ie, if stressed in hospital, will want to go back to bottle