1.1: 4 Domains of Child Development

Newborns get an average of about 17 hours of sleep per day.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

During the first year, infants babble symbols, such as da da.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

Babies become anxious when beloved adults leave them even for a short time.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

Children are proud when they can do tasks for themselves.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

After the first year, babies continue to grow rapidly, but less rapidly than during the first year.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

Toddlers are attached to adults who care for them.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

School-age children can learn symbol systems used in reading and math.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

Brothers and sisters are built-in playmates for each other.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

Children are curious and eager learners.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development

Children with speech impairments may lack self-esteem.

• Physical Development

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Emotional Development