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Toddlers----Ages 1-3
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Remember the cute baby?
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Well…..they grow up
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Growth of Toddlers 1.Growth slows; skill increase 1.Toddlers are ages 1-3 who walk unsteadily (toddling around) 2.Height and weight both slow down Toddlers gain about ½ lb. a month 1.Until they are 2, the circumference is all the same for the head, chest, and abdomen (stomach) By age 3, the chest is larger
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Teeth for Toddlers 1.Teeth are influenced by diet and heredity 2.Most 1 year olds have 8 teeth 3.Flouride helps harden the enamel (the outside layer) to provide resistance to tooth decay 4.Heredity causes some people to inherit an element which discourages decay
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1.Tooth decay is caused by: 1. plaque (caused by bacteria) and 2. leftover food that reacts with the plaque that produces acids and causes decay 10. Brushing, rinsing, and cutting down on sweets helps with decay
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Motor (muscle) Skills 1.Motor skills are not intellectual; just physical 2.2 types of motor skills----- 1. large----uses large muscles like arms, legs, back muscles 2. small (sometimes called fine)----uses small muscles like muscles in hands, wrists, feet, ankles
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Motor skills depend on muscles and the central nervous system Physical exercise and repetition help develop these skills 1 st large motor skill is walking then………climbing stairs 16. 1 st small motor skill is learning to feed themselves
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1.Most spills are caused by poor eye-hand coordination 2.During these years, most children can draw: circles, lines, and some shapes Now……what do you see on the “toddler” picture ??????
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