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head control-

at what age can a baby lift head from prone ( while lying on tummy )
birth
head control-

at what age can a baby turn head side to side while lying on back
birth - 1month
head control-

at what age can baby put weight on forearms and elevate head

lying chest down can baby lift head enough to turn head
2 months
head control-

at what age does the baby lift head higher and higher and hold chest up
2-3 months
head control

at what age can baby keep head erect while being held or supported in sitting position
4 months
hand control-

at what age does baby have grasping reflex

ex. palm of hand stroked - hand closes tightly
birth
hand control-

at what age can baby hold rattle for min or two if put in their hand
2 months
hand control-

at what age can baby grasp object of moderate size (rattle)

then transfer from one hand to the other, then hold, but not pick up small objects
3 and a half months
hand control-

at what age does baby have thumb opposition to finger (prehension)
7months
hand control-

at what age can baby pick up tiny objects (pea) pincer grasp
7-11 months
locomotion-

at what age can baby roll over deliberately from front to back
3 months
locomotion-

at what age can baby sit with support
3-4 months
locomotion-

at what age can baby pull itself to sitting position, kick vigorously, and begin to hitch (scoot) backwards while sitting
3-6 months
locomotion-

at what age can baby sit without support and roll over completely
6 months
locomotion-

at what age can baby start creeping or crawling
6-9 months (usually month 8-9(
locomotion-

at what age does baby start to stand with helping hand or furniture
7 months
four months after what age does baby let go and stand alone
7 months
locomotion-

at what age does baby start cruising
10-11 months
locomotion-

at what age does baby start to stand well
2 weeks before 1 year
locomotion

at what age does baby take first unaided steps
12 months
locomotion-

at this age the baby walks well
1 year +
locomotion....

these objects delay motor development, are dangerous, and AAP banned
walkers
smile-

at this age baby smiles at comforting person
1-3 months
smile-

at this age baby smiles at person deliberately during interaction. displays joy, frustration, and rage
3-6 months
smile-

at this age baby engages in social play such as peek a boo
6-9 months
at this age baby is increasingly sociable
9-12 months
how much do newborns sleep
16-20 hours
at this age babies sleep longer at night
1 month
at this age babies may sleep 6 hours at night
6 weeks
at this age babies have closer to adult like sleep patterns
4 months
this is the culture in Africa where baby sleeps with mom, feed on demand, and rarely sleep longer than 3 hour stretch
Kipsigis
which nap becomes eliminated 1st
am nap
at this age baby sleeps 8 hours without waking
7-8 months
at this age baby is sleeping 12-14 hours a night and 1-4 hours a day
1 year
this occurs around 7-8 months when baby does not want to leave parents; tries to prolong bedtime but parents need to be firm
seperation anxiety
this occurs around 6 months, intensifies arouns 9 months, and lessens around 12 months and is the fear or avoidance of strangers

it is less when baby is held by caretaker when others arrive
stranger anxiety
during this type of sleep baby has eyes closed, breathing regular, and only movements are startle
regular/ quiet sleep
during this type of sleep baby's eyes are closed, rapid eye movements, breathing irregular, muscles twitch, and facial responses. in this type of sleep 1/2 of the time
REM sleep
white dots that are usually on the face
milia
name of the 1st stool of baby; black and tarish
meconium
during this state baby's eyes are open, body is more active, breathing is irregular baby has spontaneous responses to stimuli
quiet wakefulness
during this state baby's eye's are open, visually folow interesting sights and sounds, body movements elicit attention and vocalizations elicit attention
active wakefulness
how far should the crib slates be apart
2 and 1/2 inches
immunization
when is hepatitis B received
at birth, 1, and 2 months and after 24 weeks
immunization

when is diphtheria vaccine given?
2,4,6 months
when is the polio vaccine administered
2 and 4 months

and between 6 and 18 months
when is the MMR vaccine administered- measles, mumps, rubella
between 12 and 18 months
when is the varicella immunization administered
between 12 and 18 months
when is the pneumococcal vaccine administered
at 2, 4, and 6 months and after 12 months to 15 months
when is the influenza vaccine administered
after 6 months and annually in children with certain risk factors
when is hepatitis A vaccine administered?
after 12 months
in the getting to know newborn state....

this term means the examination of baby with eyes and eye contact with baby. touch extremities of baby with fingers and enfold baby into arms
progression
what are the 4 stages of infant cognitive development
1. reflex stage
2. primary circular reactions
3. secondary circular reactions
4. coordination of schema
this stage in infant cognitive development covers the neonatal period, behavior is entirely reflexive, and stimuli assimilated into mental images

0-1 month
reflex stage
this stage in infant cognitive development occurs 1-4 months and the stimulus creates a response. gratifying behavior is repeated. beginning intention of behavior is seen (reproduces behavior previously done)

smiles at familiar faces

sucks thumb and mouths hand repeatedly

anticipates routine (diapering)
primary circular reactions
this stage in infant cognitive development occurs 4-8 months when the baby learns to initiate and recognize new experiences.

repeats pleasurable experiences

intentional behavior is seen

memory traces being established

repeats or prolongs interesting events
secondary circular reactions
this stage in infant cognitive development occurs 8-12 months

baby has clear acts of intelligence and experimentation

activities to attain goals

someone else causes activity

baby searches for and retrieves toy that disappear from view

objects are recognized from several perspectives
coordination of secondary schemata
at this age baby coos= soft murmur or hum contentment
2-3 months
at this age baby babbles= incoherent sounds made by playing with sounds

squealing and grunting, lalling, sucking sounds, gestures
3-8 months
how many words should a baby know at 1 year
6 months
how many calories should baby take in
50 cal/ # of weight/ day
how long does the AAP recommend breastfeeding
birth to 6 months