On the right track

Toddlers (13 – 30 Several weeks)

• Toddler Development by Age and Domain

• By 15 Several weeks old

On the right track

• By 18 Several weeks old • By 24 Several weeks old

• Atypical Development

Toddler Development by Age and Domain

Note: all domains are interrelated, for instance “recognize and calm lower to familiar gentle voice” within the cognitive domain can also be a part of social, language and hearing development.

Note: All skills are listed through the age when most kids must have accomplished them unless of course otherwise indicated. When observing a young child between two ages make reference to the more youthful age bracket (e.g., expect a 21 month-old child to accomplish the abilities listed for 18 several weeks old).

By 15 Several weeks old

Expect the kid to:

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Social Emotional
  • React to own name when known as
  • Repeat an action that made you laugh
  • Stop an action whenever you say “no”
  • Imitate during play
  • Give you credit to determine the way you react

    (e.g., after falling, whenever a stranger enters the area)

  • Be shy or anxious with other people
Language Cognitive
  • Review your face when you’re speaking to him
  • Take a look at pictures whenever you name them
  • Understand 50 words
  • Attempt to go by looking into making seem, while reaching or pointing
  • Imitate a couple of animal sounds
  • Use connected sounds that appear like little tales
  • Begin to recognize parts of the body on self and dolls
  • Explore objects diversely

    (e.g., trembling, banging, tossing, shedding)

  • Look for hidden objects in a number of locations
  • Recognizes picture of self in mirror
Motor
Gross Motor Fine Motor
  • Crawl up stairs/steps
  • Walk sideways possessing furniture
  • Attempt to squat to get a toy in the floor
  • Receive from a sitting to some crawling or prone position
  • Standalone easily without support
  • Walk possessing an adults hands and might be able to have a couple of steps without support
  • Use two hands when

    having fun with toys

  • Remove socks and then try to undo footwear
  • Stack two blocks
  • Poke things with pointer finger
  • Scribble with crayon
  • Push a toy
Perceptual (physical)
Hearing Vision
  • View “by 12 several weeks of age”
  • View “by 12 several weeks of age”
Diet/Feeding
Diet Feeding
  • Eat many foods his household is eating
  • Have three to four nutritious meals and 1-2 snacks
  • Still breastfeed
  • Holds cup to consume using two hands

By 18 Several weeks old

Expect the kid to:

Social Emotional
  • Participate in have fun with familiar adults,

    brothers and sisters, and peers

  • Recognize picture of self in mirror
  • Give you credit when you’re speaking

    or playing together

  • Point to inform you something
  • Adhere to simple directions
  • Use familiar gestures (e.g., waving)
  • Demonstrate some pretend have fun with toys (e.g., make believe you give teddy a glass or two, use bowl like a hat)
  • Start to select gender-stereotyped toys
  • Show affection towards people, pets or toys
  • Start to understand that others’ emotional reactions may vary from one’s own early indications of empathy
  • Come for comfort when distressed
Language Cognitive
  • Increase vocabulary continuously
  • Say 20 or even more words. Words do

    not need to be obvious.

  • Want to be read to and searching at simple book with caregiver
  • Indicate familiar objects when requested
  • Follow directions using “on” and “under” (e.g., “Put the cup around the table”)
  • Use a number of familiar gestures (e.g., for example waving, pushing, giving, reaching up)
  • Makes four or five different consonant sounds (e.g., b,n,d,h,g,w)
  • Indicate a minimum of three different parts of the body when requested (e.g., “Where is the nose?”)
  • Try to obtain your focus on see

    something of great interest
  • Use objects as tools
  • Imitate actions across a general change in context (e.g., act up in your own home a conduct learned at day care or on television)
  • Exhibit improved recall memory for individuals, places, objects, and actions
  • Positively sort objects right into a single category (e.g., same colour or same shape)
  • Identify pictures in book, “show me the baby”
  • Pretend have fun with toys and figures

    (e.g., feed toy)

  • Consistently pick the bigger of two piles of favourite foods (e.g., raisins or bits of fruit)
Motor
Gross Motor Fine Motor
  • Walk up a couple of stairs/steps holding your hands
  • Walk alone
  • Trot, prance
  • Squat to get a toy and stand

    support without falling

  • Push and pull toys or any other objects

    while walking forward

  • Climb stairs individually with help

    (e.g., holding adult’s hands)

  • Climb onto furniture, attempt to climb from crib
  • Walk backward two steps without support
  • Kick a ball
  • Manipulate small objects with

    improved coordination

  • Stack 3 or more blocks
  • Turn a couple of board-book pages at any given time
  • Make vertical strokes having a crayon
  • Start a container to pour the contents
  • Remove some clothing by himself
  • Open drawers
Perceptual (physical)
Hearing Vision
  • React to music if you attempt to bop,

    sway, clap or vocalize

  • Search for supply of seem everywhere
  • Hold objects near to eyes to examine
  • Follow objects because they change from

    above mind to ft

  • Indicate objects or people utilizing a word which means “look” or “see”
Diet/Feeding
Diet Feeding
  • Transition well to family foods

    and mealtimes

  • Still breastfeed or take whole

    milk with meals or at bed time

  • Keep having three to four meals and

    one to two snacks each day
  • Hold bite and chew crackers or

    other crunchy foods

  • Make use of a spoon well feed self with

    spoon with little spilling

  • Swallow without lack of food or saliva from mouth may lose some during eating

By 24 Several weeks old

Expect the kid to:

Social Emotional
  • Imitate conduct of others, especially adults and older kids
  • Become more and more conscious of themself separate from others self-recognition is well arrived identify self in photos
  • Become more and more passionate about company of other children
  • People for assistance using words
  • Say “no” and enjoy some

    things without help

  • Begin to use words to help

    a playmate’s conduct

  • Show gender-stereotyped toy preferences
  • Prefer to watch and play near other children
  • Start to tolerate caregiver’s absences easier stress and anxiety declines
  • Acquire a feeling vocabulary for speaking about feelings, including negativity, aiding emotional self-regulation
  • Self-conscious feelings (shame, embarrassment, guilt, and pride) emerge
Language Cognitive
  • Indicate object or picture when

    it’s named for him

  • Recognize names of familiar people, objects, and the body parts
  • Join two words together (e.g., “want cookie”, “car go”, “my hat”)
  • Follow simple instructions and 2 step directions (e.g., “find your stuffed animal and create it for grandma”)
  • Hum and sing
  • Learn and employ a number of new words per week (may be understood by family)
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  • People for assistance using words
  • Use 10-20 consonants and also have sufficient phonetic capability to learn

    many new words

  • Use two pronouns

    (e.g. “you”, “me”, “mine”)

  • Hold book the proper way up and switch pages
  • Pretends to see to toy or toy
  • Find objects even if hidden under

    2 or 3 covers

  • Positively sort objects into two groups

    (e.g., all cars and all sorts of dolls)

  • Show an awareness that products could be counted and there are special counting words which are used (e.g., “one”, “two”, “three”)
  • Imitate actions of peers and adults despite a period delay as high as several several weeks
  • Participate in make-believe play, using simple actions
  • Solve simple problems all of a sudden (rather of through learning from mistakes)
  • Use skills already learned and develop brand new ones (e.g., no lack of skills)
  • Copy how you behave

    (e.g., you clap both hands and that he claps hands)

  • Develop a simple shape-matching puzzle
  • Understand and don’t forget two-step request
Motor
Gross Motor Fine Motor
  • Carry large toy or several toys

    while walking

  • Attempt to run
  • Play inside a squat position
  • Walk backwards or sideways pulling a toy
  • Begin place
  • Walk on tiptoe
  • Throw a ball
  • Climb onto and lower from

    furniture unassisted

  • Walk up and lower stairs a measure at any given time keeping support
  • Push riding toy with ft
  • Open doorways
  • Make scribbles and dots in writing or perhaps in sand
  • Scribble in circular pattern
  • Make horizontal stroke having a crayon
  • Start container to pour out contents
  • Build tower of 4 blocks or even more
  • Possibly play one hands more often

    compared to other

  • Manipulate small objects with higher coordination
  • Put objects right into a small container
  • Turn board-book pages easily, individually
  • Remove own footwear, socks or hat
Perceptual (physical)
Hearing Vision
  • View “by 18 several weeks of age”
  • Look when reaching or grasping for

    objects within vision

  • Look where he’s going when walking,

    climbing or running

  • Search for and indicate pictures in magazines
Diet/Feeding
Diet Feeding
  • View as by “18 several weeks of age”
  • Take quantity of Food Guide Servings as suggested by Canada’s Food Guide
  • Eat most food without coughing and choking
  • Feed self most foods with spoon, fork

    or fingers competently

  • Use tongue to wash food from upper

    minimizing lips and teeth

Milestones obtained from: Berk, 2008 Berk & Roberts, 2009 Davies, 2004 Grenier & Leduc, 2008 Kent, 2005 Nipissing District Developmental Screen Rourke, Leduc, & Rourke, 2006 Sears & Sears, 2003 Shelov & Hannemann, 2004

Atypical Development

Although all children develop in their own rate, there are specific signs inside a child’s development which might indicate more severe concerns. If the following indications of atypical development are noted, these concerns ought to be discussed using the child’s primary doctor. A referral towards the appropriate specialist will then be needed (First & Palfrey, 1994 Shelov & Hannemann, 2004).

  • Age: 2 Yrs
  • Doesn’t appear to understand the part of common household objects

    (brush, telephone, bell, fork, spoon) by 15 several weeks

  • Cannot walk by 18 several weeks
  • Does not create a mature heel-foot walking pattern after several several weeks of walking,

    or walks solely on his toes

  • Doesn’t show curiosity about cause-and-effect games by 18 several weeks
  • Doesn’t speak a minimum of 15 words by 18 several weeks
  • Not able to get rid of socks or mittens by self by 20 several weeks
  • Doesn’t use two-word sentences by age two
  • Doesn’t imitate actions or words by age two
  • Doesn’t follow simple instructions by age two
  • Cannot push a wheeled toy by age two

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On The Right Track – Pippin

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  • backatitagainwithbroadway: [LEADING PLAYER]
    You look frenzied, you look frazzled
    Peaked as any alp
    Flushed and rushed and razzle-dazzled
    Dry your lips, damp your scalp
    Now I can see you're in a rut in
    Disarray
    And I'm not one to butt in
    But in fact I must say
    If you'd take it easy, trust awhile
    Don't look blue, don't look back
    You'll pull through in just awhile
    'Cause you're on the right track
    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Why look flurried
    [PIPPIN]
    Flustered
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep those
    [PIPPIN]
    Hopes aloft
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep cool as custard
    [PIPPIN]
    Trying hard
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Stepping soft
    [BOTH]
    There's no trick to staying sensible
    Despite each cul-de-sac
    'Cause each step's indispensable
    When you're on the right track
    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Many when things get dank will feel their grip go
    We stay tranquil, spirits high, pulses low
    [PIPPIN]
    But! What I've left behind looks trifling
    What's ahead looks black
    Am I doomed to spend my life a-lingering on
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Lingering on
    [PIPPIN]
    Just lingering on
    [BOTH]
    Malingering on the right
    [PIPPIN]
    Oh, I'll never find it…. never…. never….never….
    Never!
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Easy baby…
    You're on the right track!
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  • SillyGreekGeek: [LEADING PLAYER]
    You look frenzied, you look frazzled
    Peaked as any alp
    Flushed and rushed and razzle-dazzled
    Dry your lips, damp your scalp
    Now I can see you're in a rut in
    Disarray
    And I'm not one to butt in
    But in fact I must sayIf you'd take it easy, trust awhile
    Don't look blue, don't look back
    You'll pull through in just awhile
    'Cause you're on the right track

    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Why look flurried

    [PIPPIN]
    Flustered

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep those

    [PIPPIN]
    Hopes aloft

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep cool as custard

    [PIPPIN]
    Trying hard

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Stepping soft

    [BOTH]
    There's no trick to staying sensible
    Despite each cul-de-sac'
    Cause each step's indispensable
    When you're on the right track

    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Many when things get dank will feel their grip go
    We stay tranquil,
    spirits high,
    pulses low

    [PIPPIN]
    But!
    What I've left behind looks trifling
    What's ahead looks black
    Am I doomed to spend my life a-lingering on

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Lingering on

    [PIPPIN]
    Just lingering on

    [BOTH]
    Malingering on

    [PIPPIN]
    Oh, I'll never find it…. never…. never….never….Never!
    Shit!

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Easy baby…
    You're on the right track!

  • oaksmash TM: You look frenzied, you look frazzled
Peaked as any alp
Flushed and rushed and razzle-dazzled
Dry your lips, damp your scalp
Now I can see you're in a rut in
Disarray
And I'm not one to butt in
But in fact I must say
If you'd take it easy, trust awhile
Don't look blue, don't look back
You'll pull through in just awhile
'Cause you're on the right track
[PIPPIN]
On the right track
On the right track
On the right track
On the right track
[LEADING PLAYER]
Uh huh Uh huh
Take it easy, sonny
Take it easy, sonny
Take it easy
[LEADING PLAYER]
Why look flurried
[PIPPIN]
Flustered
[LEADING PLAYER]
Keep those
[PIPPIN]
Hopes aloft
[LEADING PLAYER]
Keep cool as custard
[PIPPIN]
Trying hard
[LEADING PLAYER]
Stepping soft
[BOTH]
There's no trick to staying sensible
Despite each cul-de-sac
'Cause each step's indispensable
When you're on the right track
[PIPPIN]
On the right track
On the right track
On the right track
On the right track
[LEADING PLAYER]
Uh huh Uh huh
Take it easy, sonny
Take it easy, sonny
Take it easy
[LEADING PLAYER]
Many when things get dank will feel their grip go
We stay tranquil, spirits high, pulses low
[PIPPIN]
But! What I've left behind looks trifling
What's ahead looks black
Am I doomed to spend my life a-lingering on
[LEADING PLAYER]
Lingering on
[PIPPIN]
Just lingering on
[BOTH]
Malingering on 
[PIPPIN]
Oh, I'll never find it…. never…. never….never….
Never!
[LEADING PLAYER]
Easy baby…
You're on the right track!
  • Maggie W: LYRICS:
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    You look frenzied, you look frazzled
    Peaked as any alp
    Flushed and rushed and razzle-dazzled
    Dry your lips, damp your scalp
    Now I can see you're in a rut in
    Disarray
    And I'm not one to butt in
    But in fact I must say
    If you'd take it easy, trust awhile
    Don't look blue, don't look back
    You'll pull through in just awhile
    'Cause you're on the right track
    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Why look flurried
    [PIPPIN]
    Flustered
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep those
    [PIPPIN]
    Hopes aloft
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep cool as custard
    [PIPPIN]
    Trying hard
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Stepping soft
    [BOTH]
    There's no trick to staying sensible
    Despite each cul-de-sac
    'Cause each step's indispensable
    When you're on the right track
    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Many when things get dank will feel their grip go
    We stay tranquil, spirits high, pulses low
    [PIPPIN]
    But! What I've left behind looks trifling
    What's ahead looks black
    Am I doomed to spend my life a-lingering on
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Lingering on
    [PIPPIN]
    Just lingering on
    [BOTH]
    Malingering on the right
    [PIPPIN]
    Oh, I'll never find it…. never…. never….never….
    Shit!
    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Easy baby…
    You're on the right track!
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  • Anastasia Rai: LEADING PLAYER]
    You look frenzied, you look frazzled
    Peaked as any alp
    Flushed and rushed and razzle-dazzled
    Dry your lips, damp your scalp
    Now I can see you're in a rut in
    Disarray
    And I'm not one to butt in
    But in fact I must say
    If you'd take it easy, trust awhile
    Don't look blue, don't look back
    You'll pull through in just awhile
    'Cause you're on th right track 

    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Why look flurried

    [PIPPIN]
    Flustered

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep those

    [PIPPIN]
    Hopes aloft

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Keep cool as custard

    [PIPPIN]
    Trying hard

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Stepping soft

    [BOTH]
    There's no trick to staying sensible
    Despite each cul-de-sac
    'Cause each step's indispensable
    When you're on the right track

    [PIPPIN]
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track
    On the right track

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Uh huh Uh huh
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy, sonny
    Take it easy

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Many when things get dank will feel their grip go
    We stay tranquil, spirits high, pulses low

    [PIPPIN]
    But! What I've left behind looks trifling
    What's ahead looks black
    Am I doomed to spend my life a-lingering on

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Lingering on

    [PIPPIN]
    Just lingering on

    [BOTH]
    Malingering on the right

    [PIPPIN]
    Oh, I'll never find it…. never…. never….never….
    never! 

    [LEADING PLAYER]
    Easy baby…
    You're on the right track!

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