Child development 30 mo to 5 yr

What is the purpose of the CDC's developmental milestones?

• To provide a substitute for standardized screening tools

• To offer clues about a child's development

• To replace regular pediatric check-ups

• To diagnose developmental disorders

By 30 months, how many words should a child typically say?

• About 100 words

• About 50 words

• About 30 words

• About 20 words

Which of the following is a social/emotional milestone for a 30-month-old child?

• Jumps off the ground with both feet

• Uses things to pretend

• Names things in a book when asked

• Plays next to other children and sometimes plays with them

What should a child be able to do when you point to a book and ask, 'What is this?'

• Turn the pages

• Name the object

• Draw the object

• Ignore the question

Which milestone involves problem-solving skills?

• Plays next to other children

• Shows simple problem-solving skills, like standing on a small stool to reach something

• Says words like 'I,' 'me,' or 'we'

• Uses hands to twist things

What is an example of a movement/physical development milestone for a 30-month-old?

• Says about 50 words

• Shows he knows at least one color

• Jumps off the ground with both feet

• Follows two-step instructions

What should you do if your child is not meeting one or more milestones?

• Punish the child

• Ignore the issue

• Talk with your child's doctor and ask about developmental screening

• Wait and see if they catch up

What is a recommended activity to help a 30-month-old's brain development?

• Only allow screen time

• Encourage 'free play'

• Limit playtime to 30 minutes a day

• Avoid interaction with other children

How much screen time is recommended for a 30-month-old child?

• Unlimited screen time

• 3 hours per day

• 2 hours per day

• No more than 1 hour per day

What should you do during family meals?

• Give different meals to each family member

• Allow screen time

• Enjoy each other's company and avoid screen time

• Skip family meals