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Name a milestone for a 2 year old

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At what age is a baby expected to be able to hold onto a toy if you hand it to them?

4 months

At what age is a baby expected to be able to look when they hear their name?

9 months

Name a milestone for a 5 year old

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: look for things if you hide them

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About what age is a child expected to be able to say approximately 50 words?

2.5 years old

Name a milestone for a 18 month old

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: have short back-and-forth conversations

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: do simple chores

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: avoid danger

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: pass things between their hands

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: pretend to be someone else

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: follow basic 2-step directions

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What is a replacement skill you could introduce for a baby that is crying every time they're bored? (function: escape boredom)

Answers may vary, ex: basic play skills

What is something a teenager may be trying to access or avoid when engaging in common behaviors?

Access: independence, peer and adult attention/approval, money, items/activities... Avoid: directives/being told “no”, academic tasks, peer or adult attention

Name a milestone for a 6 month old

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Name something that is likely to trigger common behaviors in toddlers and/or preschoolers

Being told “no”, sharing toys or materials, ending a preferred activity for a less preferred activity

What is something a baby may be trying to access or avoid when engaging in common behaviors?

Access: food, drink, caregiver attention...... Escape: discomfort, dirty diaper, sick, cold, gas, boredom

Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: recognize simple rhyming words

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What is something a grade school aged child may be trying to access or avoid when engaging in common behaviors?

Access... items, activities, attention from peers/adults..... Escape: boredom, adult demands, academic tasks, attention from peers/adults

What replacement skill could you introduce for a teenager who is engaging in unsafe drug/alcohol practice to gain peer approval? (function: access to peer approval)

Answers may vary, ex: social skills instruction related to peer pressure

The CDC used to use a "wait and see" approach to a child not meeting milestones. What is the new advice?

Act early- get interventions if needed!

Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: identifying letters in their name

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: copy actions you do

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Name a milestone for a 3 year old

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Name a milestone for a 1 year old

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Name something that is likely to trigger common behaviors in teenagers

Being provided rules and limits, being told “no”, peer interactions, puberty

Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: tell when other people are upset

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: imitate what another child does

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Name a milestone for a 4 year old

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What is something a toddler or preschooler may be trying to access or avoid when engaging in common behaviors?

Access: items, toys, caregiver or peer attention, a specific area..... Escape: a request, an item, a nonpreferred food

Name something that is likely to trigger common behaviors in babies

Growth spurts, Changes in routine, Time of day, Tired, Hungry

What was updated by the CDC in 2022?

Childhood milestones

What is a replacement skill you could introduce for a toddler who is pulling her peer's hair when they have a toy she wants? (function: access to toys)

Answers may vary, ex: social skills for asking to play together/share, sentence strip ("I want a toy")

Name a milestone for a 2 month old

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What is a replacement skill you could introduce for a grade school child who is refusing each time they're presented with an academic task? (function: avoid task)

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Name one thing you could do to help a child meet this milestone: ask to go play with other kids when they are alone

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Name something that is likely to trigger common behaviors in grade school aged children

Being told “no”, being presented with a rule, sharing toys or materials, ending a preferred activity, navigating peer interactions, given a prompt/redirection