Child Development, Samara Tortolero, 5th Hour

  • Birth

    Samara Tortolero
    12pm
    8lbs
    Kansas City, MO
  • 4 Months

    PHYSICAL DEVELOP - Follows moving object or person with eyes
    SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL DEVELOP - Returns a smile
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP - Explores objects with mouth
  • 8 Months

    PHYSICAL DEVELOP - True eye color is esyablised
    SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL DEVELOP - Respond to its own name
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP - Cries depending on needs
  • 12 Months

    PHYSICAL DEVELOP - Enjoys opening and closing cabinets
    SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL DEVELOP - Likes to watch self in mirror
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP - Says first words
  • 12-18 Months

    PHYSICAL DEVELOP - Enjoys carrying small objects
    SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL DEVELOP - Becomes upset when separated from parent
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP - Says 8-20 understandable words
  • 18 to 24 Months

    SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOP - likes to imitate parent's actions
    PHYSICAL DEVELOP - feeds self with spoon
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP - uses 2-3 word sentences
  • 2 years old

    SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOP - Acts shy around others
    PHYSICAL DEVELOP - Opens cabinets/drawers
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP - enjoys simple stories, rhymes or songs
  • 3 Years Old

    SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOP - Seeks attention and approval of adults
    PHYSICAL DEVELOP - Dresses self with some help
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP - 75-80% of speech is understandable
  • 4 Years Old

    SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOP: Enjoys playing with other children
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP: Can place objects from small to largest
    PHYSICAL DEVELOP: Stacks 10 or more blocks
  • 5 Years Old

    SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOP: Invents games with simple rules
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP: Understands about 13,000 words
    PHYSICAL DEVELOP: May be able to tie shoe lace
  • 6-8 Years Old

    SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOP: Friends become very important
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP: Enjoys planning and building
    PHYSICAL DEVELOP: Skilled at using scissors etc.
  • 9-11 Years Old

    SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOP: May defy adult's authority
    COGNITIVE DEVELOP: Intereted in reading
    PHYSICAL DEVELOP: Generally girls are more mature than boys (2 years)