Stages of Development
What is the first stage of development
Infant
ASD is an acronym for which developmental delay?
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Any person under 18 years of age or a person under 21 years of age who has a physical or mental impairment
Child/Youth
This document is developed as a guide for parents to follow during the case.
Case plan
This developmental age group is between 18 months and 3 years of age
Toddler
Who can diagnose a child with a developmental delay?
Medical or mental health professional
An adult with who the child resides or is responsible for meeting the needs of the child
Caretaker
A ____is listed on the case plan to share the positives and good things about a family
Strength
What should children be meeting that helps determine whether they are on target?
(developmental) Milestones
What delay occurs when a child is failing to gain weight and may actually lose weight?
Failure to thrive
Children who are 5 and under or who have a developmental delay are considered to have ________
Vulnerabilities
This service teachers parents/caregivers about child development
Parenting Education
Mental health concerns and substance abuse concerns often present themselves during this stage of development
Adolescent
What is an important developmental process that often presents itself in preschool aged children that some may think is a sign of abuse?
Sexual development
At a home visit, as a worker you must conduct _____________ to effectively engage the children
developmentally appropriate assessments
_________ is a program for pregnant women, caregivers with new babies, and families with young children with developmental delays and disabilities.
Help Me Grow
What are the four domains of development?
Physical, cognitive, social, emotional
______ in a child's life can adversely affect development
trauma and/or maltreatment
If a parent expects a child to do something they are not capable of doing, the parent has __________________ of the child.
Unrealistic expectations
This service is referred for children aged 0-5 with social/emotional and/or behavioral concerns**
Early Childhood Mental Health