As we all know the literal meaning of milestone is defined as a marker to tell you where you are, as you are travelling. But, today, milestone will be defined as a developmental stage where children’s milestone mark as they accomplish improvements as they grow up. For example, body growth, language development, motor development, play development, attention development, social development, memory development and mental development. Each child’s development in certain stages may differ depending on their ages, genes, environment and IQ. Child development does not happen uniformly, but rather, it progresses along at its own rate. Moreover, children develop various qualities from the primary caregiver staring when they were little. Primary caregiver,
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He barely talks with children his age. He would rather sit in the corner with his iPad with him. He isolates himself from other kids and/or people. I observe that he only plays with other kids if they ask him to or if his parents took away his iPad. When every kid is together, he is the quiet one of all of them. In addition, he is a kind of child where he eats more than other kids do. You also can clearly see that he looks down when you try to talk to him. He doesn’t look at your eyes unlike other children would. In short, he has a very low self-confidence due to his weight. But one thing that he is very good at, he remembers your instructions to him and he follows it accordingly. He is unlike other kid at his age range that would ask a lot of questions first before doing so. Mental development comes with different types. And I would say that memory development and strategic development come with mental development. Bryan tends to memorize a poem quickly than other kids his age, which is good for him. Also, Bryan has a very good strategic ways of learning and putting things in order or the way they should be. He is also very talented memorizing the instructions his parents told him to do. I think that he is in a normal category when it comes with mental
He barely talks with children his age. He would rather sit in the corner with his iPad with him. He isolates himself from other kids and/or people. I observe that he only plays with other kids if they ask him to or if his parents took away his iPad. When every kid is together, he is the quiet one of all of them. In addition, he is a kind of child where he eats more than other kids do. You also can clearly see that he looks down when you try to talk to him. He doesn’t look at your eyes unlike other children would. In short, he has a very low self-confidence due to his weight. But one thing that he is very good at, he remembers your instructions to him and he follows it accordingly. He is unlike other kid at his age range that would ask a lot of questions first before doing so. Mental development comes with different types. And I would say that memory development and strategic development come with mental development. Bryan tends to memorize a poem quickly than other kids his age, which is good for him. Also, Bryan has a very good strategic ways of learning and putting things in order or the way they should be. He is also very talented memorizing the instructions his parents told him to do. I think that he is in a normal category when it comes with mental