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At what age can a child typically stand independently from a crawl position?
What type of grasp is typically developed by 8-10 months?
What factor can influence a child's gross motor development according to the given text?
At what age does a child typically start using specific words like 'mama' and 'dada' as sounds?
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By what age should a child typically have around 20 to 30 words, with at least 50% understood by strangers?
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At what age does a child typically start using two-word sentences and have over 50 words, with at least 75% understood by strangers?
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When should parents be concerned if their kids are not talking?
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Study Notes
Gross Motor Development
- A child can typically stand independently from a crawl position at around 12 months.
- The type of grasp developed by 8-10 months is the raking and crude grasp.
Language Development
- A child typically starts using specific words like 'mama' and 'dada' as sounds at around 9-12 months.
- By 18 months, a child should typically have around 20 to 30 words, with at least 50% understood by strangers.
- At 24 months, a child typically starts using two-word sentences and has over 50 words, with at least 75% understood by strangers.
Red Flags for Language Development
- Parents should be concerned if their kids are not talking by 18 months.
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Description
Test your knowledge of child development milestones for gross and fine motor skills. This quiz covers the typical age ranges for standing, walking, running, and fine motor skills such as grasping and dropping objects.
