Children's development by Lucy Streets https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd Stages and sequences of development 0-7 years en-us 2023-10-19 08:58:59 UTC 2023-10-19 10:32:55 UTC hello@padlet.com 3-5 year olds https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754284593 speech and language becomes more advanced starting around 3 years
a child learns to make differences between objects and relationships at 3 years
child can understand multi-step requests at the end of 4 years coming onto 5 ]]> 2023-10-19 09:24:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754284593 Birth to 12 Months Old https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754289404 Babies tend to respond to their own name, they may start to babble and mimic sounds. By 12 months, babies tend to respond to commands such as “come here” “move your hand” etc. The first word milestone tends to happen at 12 months- usually “mama” or “dada” but it could be something totally different. ]]> 2023-10-19 09:28:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754289404 5-7 https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754291175 Use different linking words like because now when before and while ]]> 2023-10-19 09:29:39 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754291175 1-2 year olds https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754292333 At 1 -2 years your child will learn to understand more words and more types of words. Example verbs 
They will make sound with changes in tone. They will also try and copy speech sounds. 
Around 2 years old your child will have built up a core vocabulary if 1-2 hundred words and learn to join two words together ]]> 2023-10-19 09:30:36 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754292333 3-5 years https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754359094  your baby becomes more coordinate with running or going up and down the stairs at 3 years
by the end of preschool years your child should be able to catch a bounced ball easily, kick a ball easily and stand on one foot or hop]]> 2023-10-19 10:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754359094 ages 5-7 https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754359144 at this age they may be able to hop on both legs as well as skip and jump.
they can walk steadily on low walls or beams.
they will be able to catch a ball with their hands other than their arms
and be able to ride a bike without stabilisers]]> 2023-10-19 10:27:51 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754359144 https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754361745 At 1-2 years old your child should be able to walk if not on their own they can cruising. They will also be able to get up without using their hands and will be able to run without bumping into things and stop when necessary. They will also be able to go down stairs holding on, but will put both feet on each step before moving to the next. ]]> 2023-10-19 10:30:13 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754361745 Birth to 12 Months https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754366028 Babies tend to start lifting their heads 45 degrees. They tend to do a lot of tummy time with their primary caregiver to begin to lift their arms up which will then lead to crawling and rolling around. Also, once they are positioned on their backs, babies are usually able to move their arms and legs off of the floor. ]]> 2023-10-19 10:32:48 UTC https://padlet.com/lstreets2/c3uf7ww85t9kuotd/wish/2754366028