Motor Skills
Holding head up, crawling, and pulling self up to stand are all examples of this
What are gross motor skills
The body's response to lasting and serious stress, without enough support from a caregiver
What is toxic stress
The first and most prominent way in which an infant communicates from birth. An infant has different types to signal hunger, tiredness, illness, and need for comfort.
What is crying
A kind of behavior used by toddlers to express individuality and independence
What are temper tantrums
True or False: the pandemic affected children in every domain.
True
Using silverware to feed themselves, stacking building blocks, clapping are all examples of this
What are fine motor skills
What is 12-18 months
Age at which a baby calms down when spoken to or picked up
What is 2 months old
The name for the developmental stage between ages 1 and 3.
What is todderhood
Time spent by a baby lying on their stomach while awake, intended to help develop strength in the neck, arms, back, etc.
What is tummy time
Damaging space, hiding, and refusing to engage are all examples of these
What are fight, flight, freeze classroom behaviors
The amount of words a typically developing 3 year old should know
What is 200 words
Developmental stage in which children aged 8 months - 2 years old cry when an unfamiliar person approaches
What is stranger anxiety
A comprehensive classroom management program and a social-emotional curriculum
What is Conscious Discipline
Age at which a child typically learns to walk
What is between 11-13 months
A person's ability to "bounce back" after experiencing a trauma
What is resiliency
The type of smile that occurs between 1 and 3 months in which a baby reciprocates that smile of a familiar adult.
What is the social smile
The stage of play in which children 2 years and older play alongside or near others but not with them
This determines whether a stressor is tolerable or toxic
What is the presence of a consistent caregiver
The age at which a baby typically begins to sit up independently
What is 6-8 months
Incarceration of a relative, substance misuse, and abuse are all examples of these
What are Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
The stage in child development and language acquisition during which an infant appears to be experimenting with uttering articulate sounds, but does not yet produce any recognizable words.
What is babbling
One of four specific patterns of behaviors which are formed within the first 18 months of life and influence how a person will behave in future relationships
What are attachment styles
The attachment type where children feel safe and secure in the presence of their caregivers and can depend on them to return
What is secure attachment