Developmental Milestones
<p>Jun 26, 2012 06:07 PM
Many YouTubes of 1 year olds google "baby at 1 year"</p>
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1 year, tripled birth weight, should drink from a cup;
11 hours a night of sleep and daytime naps of 3 hours; trying to walk;
some learn walking at 14 to 15 months; social thriving... peek a boo</p>
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Jun 30, 2011 02:35 PM</p>
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1 month: at first it seems that nothing but SLEEPING, EATING, CRYING, elimination.
movement: jerky, quivering arm thrusts: brings hands within range of eyes and mouth,
strong reflexes
vision/ hearing: focuses 8 to 12 inches away
eyes wander and occas cross
prefers high contrast patterns
prefers human face to all other patterns
hearing is fully mature ???? (what does that even mean???) turns toward familiar sounds.</p>
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3 months: dramatic transformation: now active and responsive: acquiring more voluntary control
<b>spending hours inspecting her hands and watching their mvmt</b>s.
opens and shuts hands; brings hand to mouth;
takes swipe at dangling objects with hands; grasps and shakes hand toys</p>
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vision at 3 months: watches faces intently;
follows moving objects
recognizes familiar objects and ppl at a distance
starts using hands and eyes in coordination
smiles at sound of your voice; starts babbling; turns head toward direction of sound.</p>
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social and emotional milestones
begins to develop a social smile
enjoys playing with ppl and may cry when it stops; more communicative
imitates some mvmts and facial expressions</p>
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12 month motor skills:
drink from a cup with help;
feed herself finger food: raisins and bread crumbs
grasp small objects using thumb and index or forefinger
use index finger to poke or point;
put small blocks in and out of container
crawling
cooperate with dressing by offering a foot or arm.</p>
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sensory and thinking: trying to accomplish simple goals (seeing and crawling to a toy)
look for an object she watched fall out of sight (eg spoon that falls under the table)</p>
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language: says first word: babbling sounds almost like talking
affection toward familiar adults
understands simple commands</p>
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