Development

The Development Of Children 0-19 Years
AGE     | Physical     | Communication     | Intellectual       | Social       | Emotional     |
    0-3 Years     |     Sit unaided     Learn to crawl     Learn to walk     Toilet training     Balance improves     |     Will cry when needs something (tired dirty nappy,hungry)     Between the ages of 1 and 2 they will start putting two words together     Speech has improved by they are 3 years old     Can recite favourite songs or nursery rhymes         |     Will grasp adults hand     Start to use building blocks     Turn pages on a book carefully     Hold a pencil nearer the tip.     Can do simple jigsaw puzzles.         |     Smiles and reacts happily to familiar situations     Can feed self /drink from a cup     Gets attention from parent/carer     Personal hygiene         |     New born cry to make needs known     Will reach out to be picked up     Can show anxiety when parent or carer leaves.     Finds sharing difficult     Smiles and reacts happily to familiar situations     Can feed self /drink from a cup     Gets attention from parent/carer     Personal hygiene         |
3 to 7 Years     |     Refining motor skills cutting, writing, drawing     Become more in activities such as running, hopping kicking a ball.     Can balance on one foot.     Skilled with construction toys.     Use pedals             |     Will increase vocabulary     Ask large number of questions     Will be able to talk past and present     Able to have a conversation with     Enjoys humour         |     Can count fingers     Can match and copy letters     Add details to their pictures     Imaginative play.               |     Will share.     Can be cheeky to an adult.     Can use a knife and fork.     Getting their own identities.     Play more with peers.     Able to dress and undress themselves.             |     Will now start to reassure friends if upset.     Sense of humour increases.     Able to control their conduct and behaviour.           |
7 to 12 Years     |     Many children have...