Physical growth is an increase in size. Development is growth in function and capability. Both processes highly depend on genetic, nutritional, and environmental factors. As children develop physiologically and emotionally, it is useful to define certain age-based groups.
3. • Height
50 cm at birth.
1 year-70-80 cm
• Head circumference-35 cm at birth
47 cm at the end of 1 year.
4. • Eruption of teeth
Calcification of the primary deciduous teeth
starts early in fetal life. First deciduous teeth
erupt between 6-8 months of age. The first to
erupt are usually the lower central incisors.
5. • Circulatory growth
Hb, RBC, WBC and platelets decreases in
number until the third month of life.
6. • Body temperature and respiratory rate
Body temperature follows the average to
normal range after the initial adjustment to
postnatal living.
Respiration average is 30/minutes.
19. FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
• 1 -2 MONTH- CAN GRASP AN OBJECT
PLACED IN THE HAND
HANDS MAY OPEN
• 3-4 MONTHS- CARRIES HAND OR OBJECT
IN TO MOUTH
GRASP OBJECT WITH BOTH THE HAND
20. FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
• 5-6 MONTHS- Tries to obtain object beyond
reach
Drops object when another is offered
• 7-8 months- Hold two toys at once
Transfers a toy from one hand to another
Drinks from cup with assistance
21. • 9-10 months-Attempts to use the spoon but
spills content
Drinks from cup with some spilling.
11-12 months- Brings hands together.Pincer
grasp
22. FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
• Grasp
• Ulnar grasp
( 7-8 month )
• Radial grasp
( 9-10 months )
• Pincer grasp
23. LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
• 6 MONTHS- BUBBLING, da ma ba etc
• 8 months- shouts for attention
• 9 months- Responded to adult’s anger, Cries
when scolded,
• 10 months- Able to respond question by
pointing
• 10-12 MONTHS- Able to speak like Amma,
Dada etc
25. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
• 3-4 months- Stops crying when familiar
parson approaches , Interested in
surroundings
Smiles in response to smiles of others
• 5-6 months- Smiles at self in mirror, Begin
to discriminate family members from
strangers
• 7-8 months- Fear of strangers, crying or
screaming
26. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
• 9-10 months- Knows what no means.
Beginning fears about feeling left alone.
• 11-12 months-Plays social games