Child Development Stages and Skills

This video provides an overview of child development, focusing on five key areas: cognitive, social and emotional, speech and language, fine motor, and gross motor skills. Each area is explained with examples of developmental milestones that children typically reach at various ages. The video aims to help parents understand the stages of child development and the skills children acquire as they grow.

What is the primary focus of child development?

• Sleeping well

• Learning and mastering skills

• Playing with toys

• Eating healthy

Which of the following is NOT a stage of child development?

• Cognitive Development

• Social and Emotional Development

• Nutritional Development

• Speech and Language Development

What does Cognitive Development involve?

• Using small muscles

• Understanding and using language

• Learning to interact with others

• Solving daily problems

At what age might a child start to smile as part of Social and Emotional Development?

• Six weeks

• Five years

• Two months

• One year

What is an example of Speech and Language Development?

• A baby smiling

• A child holding a fork

• A child saying their first words

• A child jumping

Which skill is associated with Fine Motor Skill Development?

• Turning pages in a book

• Listening to a story

• Jumping

• Waving bye-bye

What is an example of Gross Motor Skill Development?

• Smiling at six weeks

• Sitting up with support

• Picking up small objects

• Saying 'feet' instead of 'foots'

At what age might a child learn to pull up to a stand?

• Two years

• Five years

• Six months

• Twelve months

Which development stage involves using large muscles?

• Cognitive Development

• Social and Emotional Development

• Gross Motor Skill Development

• Fine Motor Skill Development

What is the final stage discussed in the video?

• Social and Emotional Development

• Cognitive Development

• Speech and Language Development

• Gross Motor Skill Development