Journey Across the Lifespan,
4th Edition




                      Med 3060
                      Chapter 7
                  Dr. Emilee Young
                     Toddlerhood




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  Toddlerhood
   Characteristics
        1–3 years of age
        Growth rate: slow and steady
        Improved fine and gross motor skills
        Language development
        Developing independence or autonomy


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  Physical Characteristics of the
  Toddler
   Height and weight- 3 in/yr and 4-6 lbs/yr
   Body proportions- extremities grow faster
    than trunk
   Face and teeth- 20 teeth at 2 ½ yrs
   Bone development- ossification occurs;
    anterior fontanel closes by 18 months
   Sensory development- 20/40 vision
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  Vital Signs
     Temperature- 98 to 99 Farenheit
     Pulse- 90-120 bpm
     Respirations- 20-30 bpm
     Blood pressure- 99/64 mm Hg




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  Developmental Milestones
   Motor development
   Gross motor skills- stairs; running
      Fine motor skills-self-feeding, dressing, playing
      Toilet training- bowel control before bladder
       control; achieved by 3 ½ yrs




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  Psychosocial Development
   Erikson: developing autonomy
        Toileting
        Dressing
        Feeding
        Making choices




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  Discipline
     Be consistent
     Reinforce limits
     Give time outs
     Eliminate temptations
     Offer praise and positive reinforcement
     Minimize negativistic behavior

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  Psychosocial Concerns
   Separation anxiety
      Be honest
      Reinforce when you will return
      Use familiar time references
   Sibling rivalry
      Sharing time, attention, and affection difficult
   Regression at times of stress
      Birth of a new baby
      Following illness

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  Cognitive and Moral Development
   Cognitive development
      Piaget: preoperational thought- 2 yrs
      Object permanence develops- things don’t
       disappear if they cannot be seen
   Moral development
      Learning right from wrong
      Learning socially acceptable behaviors

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  Communication
   Language automatic and spontaneous
   Based on symbolic function and memory
      2-year-old
         Uses words to represent actions or needs: “Up”
         50 word vocabulary
      3-year-old
         Uses short three-word sentences: “Give to me”
         1,000 word vocabulary
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  Nutrition
     Teach good eating patterns
     Offer appropriate amounts of food categories
     Avoid junk foods
     Offer hand-held foods
   Ritualistic food preferences are common
   Meals should be family time
   Teach simple table manners

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  Sleep and Rest
   Establish bedtime rituals- reading
   Sleep problems related to
        Nightmares
        Inconsistent routines
        Illness
        Fear of separation
        Physical exhaustion

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  Play
   Play mimics adult activities
   Symbolic play- building a city with blocks
   Parallel play- alongside other children
    without interaction
   Play helps
      Ego development
      Cognition
      SocializationCopyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
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  Safety
   Accident prevention
   Common accidents for toddlers- car
    accidents; burns; choking; aspiration;
    drowning




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  Health Promotion
     Good health practices
     Use of health services
     Early diagnosis and treatment
     Regular immunizations




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Powerpoint Week 3 chapter 7 (Toddlerhood)

  • 1.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Med 3060 Chapter 7 Dr. Emilee Young Toddlerhood Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 2.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Toddlerhood  Characteristics  1–3 years of age  Growth rate: slow and steady  Improved fine and gross motor skills  Language development  Developing independence or autonomy Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 3.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Physical Characteristics of the Toddler  Height and weight- 3 in/yr and 4-6 lbs/yr  Body proportions- extremities grow faster than trunk  Face and teeth- 20 teeth at 2 ½ yrs  Bone development- ossification occurs; anterior fontanel closes by 18 months  Sensory development- 20/40 vision Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 4.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Vital Signs  Temperature- 98 to 99 Farenheit  Pulse- 90-120 bpm  Respirations- 20-30 bpm  Blood pressure- 99/64 mm Hg Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 5.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Developmental Milestones  Motor development  Gross motor skills- stairs; running  Fine motor skills-self-feeding, dressing, playing  Toilet training- bowel control before bladder control; achieved by 3 ½ yrs Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 6.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Psychosocial Development  Erikson: developing autonomy  Toileting  Dressing  Feeding  Making choices Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 7.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Discipline  Be consistent  Reinforce limits  Give time outs  Eliminate temptations  Offer praise and positive reinforcement  Minimize negativistic behavior Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 8.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Psychosocial Concerns  Separation anxiety  Be honest  Reinforce when you will return  Use familiar time references  Sibling rivalry  Sharing time, attention, and affection difficult  Regression at times of stress  Birth of a new baby  Following illness Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 9.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Cognitive and Moral Development  Cognitive development  Piaget: preoperational thought- 2 yrs  Object permanence develops- things don’t disappear if they cannot be seen  Moral development  Learning right from wrong  Learning socially acceptable behaviors Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 10.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Communication  Language automatic and spontaneous  Based on symbolic function and memory  2-year-old  Uses words to represent actions or needs: “Up”  50 word vocabulary  3-year-old  Uses short three-word sentences: “Give to me”  1,000 word vocabulary Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 11.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Nutrition  Teach good eating patterns  Offer appropriate amounts of food categories  Avoid junk foods  Offer hand-held foods  Ritualistic food preferences are common  Meals should be family time  Teach simple table manners Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 12.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Sleep and Rest  Establish bedtime rituals- reading  Sleep problems related to  Nightmares  Inconsistent routines  Illness  Fear of separation  Physical exhaustion Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 13.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Play  Play mimics adult activities  Symbolic play- building a city with blocks  Parallel play- alongside other children without interaction  Play helps  Ego development  Cognition  SocializationCopyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 14.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Safety  Accident prevention  Common accidents for toddlers- car accidents; burns; choking; aspiration; drowning Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company
  • 15.
    Journey Across theLifespan, 4th Edition Health Promotion  Good health practices  Use of health services  Early diagnosis and treatment  Regular immunizations Copyright © 2011. F.A. Davis Company