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At age 82, her husband passed away of heart disease (Multidirectionality)
At  the age of 84, she was diagnosed with symptoms of Alzheimer disease (Multidemensionality)
“African Americans have two to three times the prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease compared to whites” .
She no longer works and she relies on her private nurse.
She is no longer able to go to the bathroom on her own and her family is unrecognizable to her (Glock 2019).

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She retired at age 62, and kept the grand kids.

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- Most of her friends died a year ago.
- She have a few family members that comes to visit her.
- She enjoys watching TV with her favorite home health nurse Sandra.

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- She have around the clock caregivers due to her health.
- She can't feed, bathe or dress herself anymore.
- She is bed bound.
- She weighs 90lbs.

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At age 82, her husband passed away of heart disease (Multidirectionality)
At  the age of 84, she was diagnosed with symptoms of Alzheimer disease (Multidemensionality)

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Sierra Yvette Calliham, age 90, passed away peacefully in her home in Augusta, GA on Thursday February 27, 2109 after she  lost her battle with Alzheimer. She was born  on January 14, 2019 in Augusta, to her mothers  Sierra Ashley Smith (nurse), Lakisha Yvette Garland (nurse), and Shelby-ann Nicole Calliham (nurse).  She leaves behind her two kids, Avery and Noah. She leaves behind two grand-kids, Ashlynn and Ashton. Sierra truly lived life to the fullest, and had a passion for helping others. Please help us lay this beautiful soul to rest on Monday,  March the 4th at 10 am.

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Her crystallized intelligence has increased while her fluid intelligence is declining.

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-After her best friend died, she isolated herself and lost her friends. She joined a book club, and met Susan, her new best friend.
-Her family has family meals Sundays after church and they have family night.
-She is in Erickson's 7th stage, relativity vs stagnation.
-Avery made her a grandma with twins named Ashlynn and Ashton.

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- She is a Christian.
- She is highly involved in different groups of the church.
- She is a Sunday school teacher.

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"Over the Hill"
Weight: 130
Height: 5'4
-She is starting to have wrinkles, grey hairs, hip and backache, as well as knee problems.
She has gone through menopause

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- She is a RN at one of the biggest hospitals in town.
- She loves her job.
- She works 12 hour shifts 3 days a week.

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She is the mother of a 2 year old little girl named Avery and a newborn named Noah. She has decided to breastfeed Noah help cure his jaundice "Jaundice is actually difficult to spot in darker pigmented newborns and babies that are released from the hospital 24 hours after birth doesn’t show signs of jaundice until the 3rd or 4th day of their life" (Santrock 2019).

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-She met her husband, Samuel, during her senior.
-They got married 2 years later when she was 24 in Costa Rica.
-After their wedding, she came home and found her best friend OD. She learned it was from pills and heroine. This made her sad; however, she created an online counseling support group.
-They did a lot of traveling before she got pregnant with her first child, Avery.
-She experienced Postpartum depression  with both children.
-She is in Erickson's 6th stage, intimacy VS isolation.

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"Dirty Thirty"
Weight:  150
Height: 5'4 ("The height loss for women can be as much as 2 inches")
She is extremely healthy; so much so, that she started her own blog
Santrock, John W. Life-Span Development. McGraw-Hill, 2015.

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She was very good through puberty, and now she is starting to go through the party phase.

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She is in the formal operational stage.
Her thinking has become much more sophisticated and advanced.
Formal Operational Stage Of Cognitive Development

Kendra Cherry-Steven Gans.

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- She loves going to church on Sunday
- She loves spending time with family

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She goes to school for nursing and she plans to graduate with her BSN.
Because she has a deep view of life, she volunteers at the the local homeless shelter on the weekends.
She is a member of the AKA sorority!

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Age 21
- Experiencing college life
-Partying with friends
-Drinking
- Her best friend and room mate, Avery, is showing signs of  some type of addiction
-Her best friend is more and more distance

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Weight: 143lb
Height: 5'6
I am very healthy
I am fluent in Spanish and Italian

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Happy Birthday to me! I can now purchase my first bottle of wine.

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"What she knows has greatly expanded, and her mental function is higher. Teachers, coaches, peers, etc.(more knowledgeable others) have helped her develop many skills and strategies. Her teachers are using scaffolding to help her learn (McLeod 2018).

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Adult-type tools can be used, such as saws and hammers. Children can construct simple structures with wood and sew basic garments

Handwriting becomes more fluid, automatic and less of an effort

Writing speed increases

Writing can occur well without ruled lines

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Enjoy team games (soccer, football, cricket, tennis, etc)

Are able to swim

Show increased body awareness and self-perception

Show increased awareness of own physical skills and how they appear to others

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-She is in the later stages of the concrete operational stage.
-" In this stage her thinking becomes less egocentric and she is increasingly aware of external events. They begin to realize that one's own thoughts and feelings are unique and may not be shared by others or may not even be part of reality (McLeod, 2018)

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"-Brain has stop growing but it’s nowhere near done developing. Abstract thinking, problem-solving, and logic are all becoming easier, but the prefrontal cortex, which plays a role in impulse control and organizational skills, is still immature. (McLeod, 2018)

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-She is the President in the  4H club at her school.
-She is the captain on her volleyball team.
-She has many friends and is popular but she is currently in an argument with her best friend
-She is still an only child and wishes that she had a sister to be able to talk to

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-Strong communication skills
-Able to think beyond literal interpretations
-Can use sarcasm (she gets it from her mama).

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88 lbs
58.7 inches
-Sleeps about 8-9 hours a day and her bedtime is 9:00
-She is eating healthy, but her favorite food has advanced to pizza
-She started her menstrual cycle

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-Understand she can feel two emotions at the same time
- Enjoys inviting her friends over for sleepovers
-Loves shopping with mommy

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-Understands money
-Able to make conclusion about what she is learning
-more balanced in coping with frustration, failure, and disappointment
-She is in the concrete operational stage

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-Rapidly developing vocabulary
-Able to exhibit verbal humor
-Has a sense of irony

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57lbs
50.5 inches
-At this stage our kid has a healthy appetite. Her favorite food is hotdogs and corndogs. She sleeps throughout the night for about 10 hours; however she is not a morning person.

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- Loves to show off talent
-Pays more attention to friendship and team work
-Wants to be liked and accepted by peer group
-Shows more independence from family

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-She is reading books that is right for her age.
-She is able to sound out or decode unfamiliar sounds
-She can tell time
-She knows day from night and left right
-Understand the concept of numbers

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Speak in simple but complete sentences with five to seven words

verbally expressing a sense of humor.

Begin to read books that are right forher age

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44 lbs
45.5 inches
-At this stage our kid is eating everything, especially veggies! -----She is unable to "clear" her plate, but she is eating like a champ!
She sleeps about 10 hours a day, and goes to bed at 7:30 because she is so tired from school.

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Wants to please friends

Wants to be like friends

More likely to agree with rules

Likes to sing, dance, and act

Is aware of gender

Can tell what’s real and what’s make-believe

Shows more independence (for example, may visit a next-door neighbor by himself [adult supervision is still needed])

Is sometimes demanding and sometimes very cooperative

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Counts 10 or more things

Can draw a person with at least 6 body parts

Can print some letters or numbers

Copies a triangle and other geometric shapes

Knows about things used every day, like money and food

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Speaks very clearly

Tells a simple story using full sentences

Uses future tense; for example, “Grandma will be here.”

Says name and address

Can identify rhyming words

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Say his or her name and age

Speak 250 to 500 words

Answer simple questions

Speak in sentences of five to six words, and speak in complete sentences by age 4

Speak clearly, although he may not be fully comprehensible until age 4

Tell stories*

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At this time the child should be able to say all vowels, use pronouns, be understood at least 75% of the time, and say simple words like ball, and cookie.*

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Height: 41 inches
Weight: 40 lbs
The child needs about 10 hours of sleep
The child can now eat anything

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Standing on one foot for 3 seconds.

Walking up and down stairs without holding onto the railing, reciprocating (one foot on each step)

Jumps over a line.

Jumps forwards 2 feet.

Jumps off a step with both feet simultaneously.

Kicking a stationary ball 6 feet forwards.

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Fold paper in half.

Draw straight lines and circles.

Imitate you drawing a cross.

Turn single pages in a book.

Snip the edges of paper with scissors

Hold crayons using the thumb and fingers.

Use one hand more often than the other for most activities.

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Age 3/3 1/2-5 years old
Before kindergarten

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"The child is in the preoperational stage. This means that they can see things symbolically, develop memory, and think symbolically
During this stage your zone of proximal development expands because you know more, and you can learn from children your age."

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Weight: 35.5 lbs
Height: 36 inches
The child sleep sleeps about 10-12 hours a day
The child can eat just about anything now, but it still needs to be cut up.
She is officially potty trained!!!!!

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holds crayon with whole hand, thumb up

points with index finger

cooperates with dressing (ex. holds leg out for pants)

more accurate release- able to place objects into a similar-sized hole

uses spoon inaccurately (ie can bring spoon to mouth; often upside down)

builds a block tower of 2-4 cubes

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Walk alone.

Walk downstairs holding rail, one step at a time.

Run in a hurried walk.

Walk into a large ball to kick.

Throw underhand in sitting.

Pull toy behind while walking.

Stand on one leg with help.

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At this stage the child now understands what things are used for." For example, if you hand the baby a hair brush she will try to brush its hair, or if you hand her a broom, she will try to sweep
She can now follow simple demands, such as bring me your shoes."

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Weight: 25 lbs
Height: 31 inches
Still sleeps about 12 hours a day.
No longer getting breast milk
Still eating finger foods, as well as chopped up foods.

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15/18 months- about 3 years old

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This is the same as 9 month, except baby is walking on own now and exploring even more

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Put objects into and take objects out of containers with large openings

Hold a spoon

Hold out an arm or leg to help with dressing

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"At this stage the baby can: understand simple commands, tries to imitate animal sounds, can start to attach names with objects, points to objects with index fingers, and can play ball. ("12 Month Fine Motor Skills Milestones & Development Skills" 2009)

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Weight: 22.3lbs
Height: 29.5 inches
The baby is still getting some breast milk, but is now getting some finger foods and soft foods.
The baby is sleeping about 12 hours, and that includes naps

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The baby goes from babbling to saying simple words such as: "baby," "mama," "dada," etc

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The baby will: Show displeasure at the loss of toys, respond to you when you talk to them, start to understand your different emotions, and show anxiety around strangers.
(Babies' Social and Emotional Development from 9-12 Months, 2019)

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The baby can: sit without support, crawl, pull herself up without using an object, and walk using a toy or holding on to someone.

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"At this stage the baby can pick things up with the pincer grasp, transfer things to one hand to another,  and drop and pick up toys" (Babies' Cognitive Development from 9-12 Months 2013)

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"At this stage the baby is babbling, developing depth perception, may have separation anxiety from parents, responds to simple commands, understands what "no" means, and knows how to wave goodbye" ("Developmental milestones record - 9 months:" 2019)

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Weight: 19lbs
Height: 28.3 inches
The baby is still drinking breast milk, but can now eat soft foods, such as bread, eggs, rice, etc.
She got her first tooth.

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Baby will do the following: give warm smile or laugh, recognize faces, cry when upset to seek comfort, show excitement by wailing legs, notice difference in people, and notice their own name

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Making noise such as squealing, growling, yelling, and "blowing raspberries"
They also respond to voices at this stage, and startles to loud sounds

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Bangs two objects together, uses fingers to pick up small objects and drops objects into container.

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Holds her heads up in a sitting position, rolls, pivot body when on belly and push themselves up onto their arms when on belly.

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Solid foods

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16lbs and 24 inches

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Personality-happy baby

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She is in day care, and it is ideal for us to be able to work; however, there are some negatives: cost, increased illness, and not having complete say of your baby

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At this stage she will be comforted by a familiar adult, respond positively to touch, stop fussing whenever picked up, listen to voices, and smile and show pleasure in response to social stimulation.

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"Baby is showing intense curiosity about the world, people, and objects. The baby also likes to read books, listen to music, and play peak-a-boo.
The baby is in the sensori-motor stage, meaning that she only is aware of and focuses  only on her immediate environment and this is called object permance" (Seifert, K., & Sutton, R. 2019)

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Birth to 18-24 months

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Conception to birth

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Gross motor skills: Beginning to lift her head up on her own
Fine motor skills: Can hold her rattle in her hand for a few minutes

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Baby's height: 23 inches
Baby's weight: 12lbs
Sleep patterns- She sleeps 16 hours a day
Eating habits: Breastfeeding every 2 hours

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APGAR score is 2
A-Remained pink
P-  95
G- Very active
A- Crying
R- Good breathing

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"APGAR score is 2
A- Entire body is pink
P- 120 beats per minute
G- Coughing, sneezing, and crying
A- Strong, active motion
R- Good breathing with normal crying." (Gavin, 2018)

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January 14, 2019
Sierra Yvette Calliham

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Weight: 6lbs 7oz
Length: 21 inches

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Boy or Girl?