GROWTH PATTERNS:
LENGTH
6 MONTH 65 cm
9 MONTH 70 cm
1 YEAR 75 cm
2 YEARS 90 cm
4 YEARS 100 cm
After 4 years a child gains approximately 6 cm height every year till 12 years of age.
HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE
6 MONTH 42 - 43 cm
1 YEARS 45 -46 cm
2 YEARS 47 -48 cm
CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE
The CC is 3 cm less than Head circumference at birth and both become equal by 1 year of age and after the CC exceeds the head circumference.
MID ARM CIRCUMFERENCE
At the birth average, MUAC is 9-11 cm in a normal newborn baby
At 1 Year = 12-16 cm
1-5 Year = 16-17 cm
ARM SPAN
Distance between tip f the middle finger of both arms when outstretched
The arm span is 1-2 cm less than the height of children below 6 years.
ERUPTION OF TEETH
8-12 MONTHS CENTRAL INCISORS
9-13 MONTHS LATERAL INCISORS
1-19 MONTHS FIRST MOLAR
16-22 MONTHS CANINES
25-33 MONTHS SECOND MOLARS
6 YEARS FIRST MOLAR
DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONE
GROSS MOTOR
6 MONTHS Sits without support
8 MONTHS Roll back to stomach
12 MONTHS Walks alone
16 MONTHS Runs
FINE MOTOR
6 MONTHS Objects transferred from hand to hand
8 MONTHS Thumb finger grasp
12 MONTHS Turns pages of the book
15 MONTHS Build towers of 2 cubes
22 MONTHS Build towers of 6 cubes
COMMUNICATION AND LANGUAGE
6 MONTHS Monosyllabic words
7 MONTHS Follow one step comment with a gesture
10 MONTHS Say words like MAMA or DADA
ERIKSON'S STAGE OF PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
TRUST VS MISTRUST: Belief the world is safe and If their needs are met they develope the sense of trust or it will lead to mistrust
AUTONOMY VS SHAME/DOUBT: Toddlers at this stage development is crucial they learn to do things by themselves if encouraged or the doubt there abilities.
INITIATIVE VS GUILT: Preschoolers at this stage learn to lead and be initiative or they feel guilty for there efforts.
INDUSTRY VS INFERIORITY: Children learn a new task and be productive or they feel inferior.
IDENTITY VS ROLE CONFUSION: Children develop a sense of self and personal identity have an intense belief in personal values and goals.
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