Infant
By this age Most babies can roll over
what is 4-6 months?
what is 12-15 months
This type of play involves imagination and pretending.
What is dramatic or pretend play?
This developmental concept refers to understanding how others feel.
What is empathy?
by ages 3-5 months babies will make this noise when satisfied or happy
what is cooing
Temper tantrums are common because toddlers are still developing this skill.
What is emotional regulation/self-control?
This skill allows children to use crayons, scissors, and small objects.
What is fine motor development?
This skill allows children to read, write, and solve basic math problems.
What is cognitive development?
Babies use this type of crying to communicate hunger, discomfort, or fatigue.
What is communication/expressive behavior?
Toddlers often engage in this type of play, playing near but not with others.
What is parallel play?
This form of discipline emphasizes reasoning and explanation rather than punishment.
What is inductive discipline?
According to Erikson, early school-age children face the crisis of industry versus this outcome.
What is inferiority?
This reflex causes a baby to grasp your finger when you touch their palm.
What is the palmar grasp reflex?
This skill rapidly increases during toddlerhood and includes learning new words
What is language development?
Children in the preoperational stage cannot yet master this Piagetian concept.
What is conservation?
Cooperative learning activities most directly support development in this domain.
What is social-emotional development?
This milestone usually happens around 6 months and helps prepare babies for eating solid foods.
What is sitting with support?
This developmental skill allows toddlers to say “no” as they practice independence.
What is autonomy?
A preschooler who uses private speech while solving a puzzle is demonstrating a concept proposed by this theorist.
Who is Lev Vygotsky?
Difficulty reading social cues and understanding others’ intentions may indicate challenges in this ability.
What is theory of mind?