Understand children’s learning and behaviour in relation to sequence, rate and stage of development
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Which of the following skills might you see a child develop at 18 months? Select the 5 correct answers.
Recognises parent’s actions
Simple words spoken
Enjoys peek-a-boo
Names familiar objects
Eagerness for independence
Enjoys simple puzzles
Tackles stairs with help
Interest in other children
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- Enjoys telling and hearing jokes
- Baby starts to babble words
- Baby smiles back when they see a smiling face
- Shows signs of anger and frustration when they can’t do what they want
- Able to use the toilet
- Startle reflex
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12 months
9 months
3 months
18 months
Feeds themselves
Notices mobiles
Enjoys a pop up and posting toy
Crawls
Which of the following is NOT an aspect of development? Select the two answers.
Intellectual / cognitive
Eating
Sleeping
Social, emotional and behavioural
Moral
Communication
Physical
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It is important to that children do not always progress through the of development; neither do they go all of the aspects of development at the same . Children may develop quickly in some and take longer in others and some children will quicker than others .
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