Developmental Milestones for Early Childhood by Patricia Lindsey
Explore the physical, cognitive, and social/emotional domains of early childhood development as detailed by Patricia Lindsey. Discover strategies for parents to support milestones in writing, attention, planning, social problem-solving, and more. Reference textbook: "Infants and Children: Prenatal through Middle Childhood" by Berk & Meyers.
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Developmental Milestones for Early Childhood By: Patricia Lindsey
Physical Domain: Milestone: Strategies for Parents: Signs of Development: Uses an adult pencil grip, writes name, copies some numbers and simple words, and discriminates letters of the alphabet. Expose child to prints in books No distinction between writing and drawing to distinction like separate forms arranged in a ling on the page Practice writing/drawing Modelling (Berk 306).
Cognitive Domain Strategies for Parents: Milestone: Signs of Development: Continues to improve in sustained attention, begins to plan effectively. Encourage planning in everyday activities Parents no longer have to give steps or directions Give implemental steps Children use memory to complete a task Provide directions in games Ex: Child putting away blocks in their toybox (Berk 329)
Social and Emotional Domain Strategies for Parents: Signs of Development: Milestone: Becomes better at social problem solving. Distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior See children sharing with other kids Child can recognize when others are sad/upset Have child identify the reasons for rules Model sharing, respect, and good morals Cooperate/work with other children towards a common goal (Berk 372)
Reference Berk, L.E. & Meyers, A.B. (2016). Infants and Children: Prenatal through middle childhood (8th Ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson Education Inc.
