Theory
This person is coined as the “father” of child development.
Jean Piaget
A fully dilated cervix measures
10 cm
Fastest change of life occurs at this time.
First 2 years
Post Partum can affect up to this percent of mothers and this percentage of fathers
up to 75%
Some people eat this after the birth of their baby.
The placenta
This person created the first ‘successful’ intelligence test.
Bonus: How did this impact children?
Alfred Binet
Bonus: How to identify children with learning needs
Cluster of cells first formed after conception.
Bonus: How many will not survive the first 2 weeks?
Zygote
Bonus: Up to 75% of Zygotes will not survive this stage
According to Piaget birth to age two is this stage of development.
Sensorimotor
Skin on skin contact is also called and why is it important.
Kangaroo care
What percent of the brain is developed in the first 5 years of life.
90%
Name the developmental domains and an example for each.
Physical, Social, Emotional, Language & Cognition, Communication and Information
Number of chromosome pairs to make a human.
Bonus: Name one chromosomal anomalies
23
Bonus: Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21), Trisomy 18 & 13, Turner Syndrome (Monosomy X) in Children, Structural Abnormalities- Deletions (Cri-du-Chat Syndrome) and Duplications (Pallister-Killian Syndrome), Translocation Down Syndrome, Mosaicism, Mosaic Down Syndrome
The head develops more rapidly than the lower part of the body.
Bonus: Growth proceeds from the center of the body outward.
Cephalocaudal trend
Bonus: Proximodistal trend
This hormone is released after birth to help bonding with your baby.
Oxytocin (love hormone)
Children prefer these patterns and sounds.
Bonus: Why does this matter for brain development?
Complex patterns and human voices
Bonus: lays the foundation for language, social bonding, and cognitive intelligence
Attachment theory is…why is this important.
understanding how children form bonds with their primary caregivers
Fertilization takes place in this part of the body.
Bonus: If the embryo is implanted here, what is it called
Fallopian tube
Bonus: Ectopic pregnancy
Extreme sensory deprivation early in life may result in and what is an example
permanent brain damage and loss of functions
High risk parents include parents whom.
Bonus: Name 2 community resources that can help high risk parents
Struggle with poverty or have children with disabilities/high needs.
Bonus: TBD
Children have the ability to make these sounds when they are born, what changes this ability over time?
All sounds as long as there are not disruptions to the auditory process or functioning of the mouth
Piaget’s 4 stages of cognitive development and what is happening with the child in each stage?
Sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational and formal operational
Sensorimotor Stage (Birth to 2 years): Children learn through sensory experiences and motor activities, developing concepts like object permanence and self-recognition.
Preoperational Stage (Ages 2 to 7): Children begin using symbols and language, but struggle with logical thinking. They may be egocentric, meaning they find it difficult to see things from others' perspectives.
Concrete Operational Stage (Ages 7 to 11): Children become more logical in their thinking, understanding concepts like conservation and recognizing others' thoughts and feelings.
Formal Operational Stage (Adolescence and beyond): Children develop the ability to think abstractly and solve hypothetical problems, understanding complex concepts like ethics and science.
How many stages of delivery are there and name the stages of delivery.
Stage 1 - dilation and effacement of the cervix
Stage 2 - contractions continue forcing the baby down and out
Stage 3 - delivery of the placenta
APGAR stands for and is used for.
Activity (muscle tone), Pulse (heart rate), Grimace (reflect response), Appearance (color), respiratory (breathing)
Tangible support includes and why is this important for babies?
money, food, transportation, affordable child care
A period in time when children were believed to be born evil
Bonus: what period came after and how did it change parenting?
Reformation Period (sixteenth century)
Bonus: Enlightenment