Unit 201 Outcome 1
Jenny Wells 24/05/15
Outcome 1
1.1 Describe the expected pattern of children and young peoples development from birth to 19 years.
a) Children develop and mature at different rates. There are however certain expectations for their development between the ages of 0 and 19 years.
The expected physical development for a baby of 0-6 months at this stage is laying on their backs and side, they are also learning to suck. Slightly older newborns are beginning to learn to move their head with their eyes, hold a rattle in one hand this is using gross motor skills. They have also begun to hold their head and are able to sit with support also rolling completely over from their back to their front or their front to their backs.
Babies from the age of 6-12months have become sightly stronger to newborns, they have learnt to sit alone unaided, possibly learnt how to crawl or bottom shuffle as well as learning to point to wanted objects whilst making babbling and cooing sounds.
Babies aged 12-18months have become even stronger and becoming more familiar with their bodies, the expected guideline for this age is, the majority should be standing while holding but also be taking their first steps, they can now put cubes into a box when shown. Most babies at this point should be able to use a spoon to attempt to feed their self.
Toddlers aged 18-24months are now able to walk up and down stairs with both feet on one step, some toddlers may now be able to feed themselves with finger foods such as sandwiches,crisps, pizza and a yoghurt. Some toddlers may even be able to draw simple things like circles.
Toddlers at this stage may be putting on their own shoes but on but only capable of undoing laces.
Toddlers aged 2-3 years have now learnt how to use their gross and fine motor skills, they are able to stand and walk on tiptoe, kick a ball confidently, jump from low steps I.e. the bottom stair, turn single pages in a book as well as pedal a bike and thread large beads on
Outcome 1
1.1 Describe the expected pattern of children and young peoples development from birth to 19 years.
a) Children develop and mature at different rates. There are however certain expectations for their development between the ages of 0 and 19 years.
The expected physical development for a baby of 0-6 months at this stage is laying on their backs and side, they are also learning to suck. Slightly older newborns are beginning to learn to move their head with their eyes, hold a rattle in one hand this is using gross motor skills. They have also begun to hold their head and are able to sit with support also rolling completely over from their back to their front or their front to their backs.
Babies from the age of 6-12months have become sightly stronger to newborns, they have learnt to sit alone unaided, possibly learnt how to crawl or bottom shuffle as well as learning to point to wanted objects whilst making babbling and cooing sounds.
Babies aged 12-18months have become even stronger and becoming more familiar with their bodies, the expected guideline for this age is, the majority should be standing while holding but also be taking their first steps, they can now put cubes into a box when shown. Most babies at this point should be able to use a spoon to attempt to feed their self.
Toddlers aged 18-24months are now able to walk up and down stairs with both feet on one step, some toddlers may now be able to feed themselves with finger foods such as sandwiches,crisps, pizza and a yoghurt. Some toddlers may even be able to draw simple things like circles.
Toddlers at this stage may be putting on their own shoes but on but only capable of undoing laces.
Toddlers aged 2-3 years have now learnt how to use their gross and fine motor skills, they are able to stand and walk on tiptoe, kick a ball confidently, jump from low steps I.e. the bottom stair, turn single pages in a book as well as pedal a bike and thread large beads on