CHAPTER 10 PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT FROM ONE TO THREE

10.1 GROWTH FROM ONE TO THREE SLIDE 1

  1. TODDLER:
  1. PRESCHOOLER:
  1. FACTORS AFFECTING GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT SLIDE 4

a.

b.

c.

d.

  1. HEIGHT & WEIGHT---Fig. 10.1, p. 294 SLIDE 5

a. Weight

b Height

5.  POSTURE

5. PROPORTION SLIDE 6

  1. TEETH

a. 1 year olds—8 teeth

b. 2—eight more

c. 3—last 4 back teeth===20 baby teeth

d. Dentist @ 18 months

10.1 DEVELOPMENT FROM ONE TO THREE

7. SENSORY INTEGRATION-- SLIDE 7

8. SENSORY DYSFUNCTION

9. DEVELOPMENATLLY APPROPRIATE: SLIDE 8

10. DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES---Fig. 10.2, p. 298 SLIDE 9

a.  Gross motor—

b.  Fine motor---

c. By age 3, show hand preference

10.2 CARING FOR CHILDREN FROM ONE TO THREE

11. May experience many changes in: SLIDE 12

a. Sleep patterns— i. 1: 8 or more hours a night; am & pm nap

ii. 2: no am nap

iii. 2 & 3: 10—14 hours at night

iv. Predictable routine

v. Sleep disturbances

1.  Night terrors:

2. Fear of the dark

3.  Nightmares: frightening dreams that seem real to child;

may be a result of stress or major changes in child’s life

b. Nutritional needs SLIDE 13

i.

ii.

iii.

iv.

c. Eating

1.  Self-feeding

2.  By 3 can use spoon & fork

3.  Never use food as punishment or reward

4.  Teach child to eat only when hungry and to eat slowly

d. Health—Checkups—12, 15, 18 & 24 months SLIDE 16

e. Hygiene SLIDE 17

g. Illness---issues with child care

h. Safety SLIDE 18