id 2096261220Аудио
In the first years of a child's life many important milestones are reached by the end of the first year a baby will have already acquired some social skills he would enjoy imitating people and will also test parental responses to his behavior for example what do my parents do if I refuse food in terms of movement an infant will be able to reach a sitting position on assisted and put himself up to stand he may be able to walk momentarily without support as far as communication is concerned he'll be able to use simple gestures such as shaking his head for no say mama and dada and he will try to imitate words when it comes to cognitive development he'll be able to find hidden objects easily and use objects correctly such as drinking from a cup by the age of two or three the infant has reached the toddler stage in terms of social skills this means he's becoming more independent which may result in the occasional tantrum however he has learned to take turns in games and spontaneously expresses a faction his physical development will also having increased significantly as he can now move around a lot faster and even run he can also climb upstairs or onto relatively low obstacles and even ride a small tricycle however he will still be rather unsteady on his feet at times when it comes to language and communication he can now understand most sentences and uses four and five words sentences in terms of cognitive development he's learned to play Make Believe games and uses his imagination more he has also mastered the skill of sorting objects according to their shape and color between the ages of 6 and 12 a child reaches what is termed middle childhood and they will stay in this phase and until they reach adolescence in middle childhood children's development is more affected by the outside world and the child's world expands to include friends teachers sports trainers and so on children develop at various rates and while some children in middle childhood seem very mature in terms of their emotional and social skills others seem very immature as far as physical milestones are concerned during this stage growth is steady but less rapid than during the preschool years there are some major changes occurring at this stage as baby teeth will come out and permanent adult teeth will grow as the mouth is not yet fully developed this may cause overcrowding eyes will reach maturity in both sides and function in terms of their cognitive ability children at this stage master the skills of sequencing and ordering which are essential for math by the end of this period children should have acquired effective reading and writing skills