Gross Motor Development Fine Motor Development can run and jump in place. Can walk up and down stairs holding onto a person's hand or railing. Holds a spoon well but may still turn it upside down on the way to the mouth. S Normal Sensory Development Psychosocial Development and Socialization Become resistant to sitting in laps and being cuddled.
Gross Motor Development Fine Motor Development can run and jump in place. Can walk up and down stairs holding onto a person's hand or railing. Holds a spoon well but may still turn it upside down on the way to the mouth. S Normal Sensory Development Psychosocial Development and Socialization Become resistant to sitting in laps and being cuddled.
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Gross Motor Development Fine Motor Development can run and jump in place. Can walk up and down stairs holding onto a person's hand or railing. Holds a spoon well but may still turn it upside down on the way to the mouth. S Normal Sensory Development Psychosocial Development and Socialization Become resistant to sitting in laps and being cuddled.
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Can run and jump in Client runs and jumps Normal. s place. Can walk up along short distances and down stairs during play with holding onto a cousins, is able to Gross Motor person’s hand or walk up and down 15 Development railing. Typically steps holding places both step on guardian’s hand. one step before advancing. Scribbles voluntarily Client observed to Normal with a pencil or scribble crayons on crayon. Holds a spoon paper. Allowed and Fine Motor well but may still turn uses spoon several Development it upside down on the times during a meal way to the mouth. and puts it in mouth without spilling the content. Sensory Development Psychosocial Become resistant to When client is asked Normal. Just Development sitting in laps and to sit down with like this and being cuddled. guardian, he sits but toddler, Socialization Enthusiastic about moments later ran children interacting with other outside and played take pride in people. Imitate things with cousins. Says and new they see their parents Waves hello to accomplish doing. Parallel play. neighborhood toddler ments and Wants to do playmates. Client was want to do everything observed to be wiping everything independently. their table alike his independent guardian. Client is ly. Deve always seen playing alone with the presence of other cousins in the same room. Choice of toys would always be those with bright colors and are movable like robots and action figures. Client was also observed to be pulling the spoon off guardian’s hand so that he can feed himself idependently. Toddler’s main focus Toddler was observed Normal. is in the anal region. to be able to control Children Child learns to control urination as evidenced find Pyschosexual urination and by an instance when pleasure in Development defecation he was not voiding both the until he reaches his retention of potty. feces and defecations Imitates religious Toddler was observed Normal. gestures of others to be imitating his without mother in making the Spiritual comprehending the sign of the cross Development significance of before meals. activity. Assimilate the values of parents Toddlers able to try Toddler was observed Normal. out various actions to be imitating dance Children use mentally rather than moves he saw in TV trial and having toa actually show Wowowee while error to perform them. Able to watching the show discover remember an action and still was able to new and imitate them repeat the same characteristi Cognitive/Inte later (deferred moves several cs of objects llectual imitation) moments after and events. Development watching the show. Children are able to think through actions or mentally project a solution to the problem Language/Spe Utilizes 7-20 words, Able to say words Normal. ech uses jargoning, such as “Ma-ma”, “Ti- Toddlerhood Development names 1 body part. may” (name of is a critical Learns language by mother), “La-lo” and time for imitating what they “La-Pa” (not yet). language hear. Often times would developmen imitate words that are t. Because spoken to him like children “Pu-li”, for longer learn words and sentences, language the last two syllables from or the last syllables of imitating the first and last what they words are usually the hear, they one that is repeated will speak by the client. Upon like those saying the words around “Kaon na ta!” he them. repeats “On-ta” or “Coca Cola” he repeats “Co-la”. Able to name body parts as pointed like: “ta” (mata) for (eyes) “long” for nose and “mouth” for mouth.