Assignment 005 Child and young person development
Assignment 005 Child and young person development
Task A
Table 1 Physical Development
Age Range
Description of the stage
Impact on other development
0-3 months
Head and eyes move together
Kicks legs and waves arms
As the babies begin to recognise people around them this has an impact on their emotional development as they can become distressed when people are not around.
3-6 months
Sits with support
Rolls over
Uses arms for support when lying
At this stage any activities will have an impact on their intellectual development as they become aware of the different activities they do.
6-9 months
Sits alone without any support
May crawl or shuffle
Babies at this stage are able to crawl, sit without much support and therefore becoming more familiar with it surroundings and hence it has an impact the on child's social development.
9-12 months
Lifts blocks
Enjoys self feeding
Uses index and middle finger
At this stage the child is now learning how to use their hands as a way of communicating by gesturing with their hands and fingers therefore this type of activity has impact on their on their communication development.
1-2 years
Stands alone
Can walk alone
Can use a spoon
At this stage they are learning social conventions such as sharing and manners through interaction with other children, this impacts on their social development.
2-4 years
Can a kick a ball confidentially
Run and hops
Brush own teeth
At this stage they are more mobile and confident through independent activities unaided and this has a direct impact on behavioural development.
4-7 years
Accurately uses scissors
Controls pencils in a small area
Enjoys playground activities
At this stage their communication development is expanding through the child confidence in communication with adults and its peers
7-12 years
Improves physical
Puberty starts at 10 for girls
As they notice physical changes an the social impacts it will have an impact on their behavioural development as they grown
Task A
Table 1 Physical Development
Age Range
Description of the stage
Impact on other development
0-3 months
Head and eyes move together
Kicks legs and waves arms
As the babies begin to recognise people around them this has an impact on their emotional development as they can become distressed when people are not around.
3-6 months
Sits with support
Rolls over
Uses arms for support when lying
At this stage any activities will have an impact on their intellectual development as they become aware of the different activities they do.
6-9 months
Sits alone without any support
May crawl or shuffle
Babies at this stage are able to crawl, sit without much support and therefore becoming more familiar with it surroundings and hence it has an impact the on child's social development.
9-12 months
Lifts blocks
Enjoys self feeding
Uses index and middle finger
At this stage the child is now learning how to use their hands as a way of communicating by gesturing with their hands and fingers therefore this type of activity has impact on their on their communication development.
1-2 years
Stands alone
Can walk alone
Can use a spoon
At this stage they are learning social conventions such as sharing and manners through interaction with other children, this impacts on their social development.
2-4 years
Can a kick a ball confidentially
Run and hops
Brush own teeth
At this stage they are more mobile and confident through independent activities unaided and this has a direct impact on behavioural development.
4-7 years
Accurately uses scissors
Controls pencils in a small area
Enjoys playground activities
At this stage their communication development is expanding through the child confidence in communication with adults and its peers
7-12 years
Improves physical
Puberty starts at 10 for girls
As they notice physical changes an the social impacts it will have an impact on their behavioural development as they grown