Pediatric developmental milestones and sensory integration concepts within occupational therapy practice tested on the NBCOT.
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- At what age can a healthy infant typically lift their head to a 45 degree angle while lying on their stomach (prone)?
- About 3 months
- By what age do most infants roll from prone to supine (stomach to back)?
- About 4 months
- By what age can most infants sit independently without support?
- About 6 months
- By what age do most infants crawl reciprocally on hands and knees?
- About 9 months
- By what age do most infants cruise (walk while holding onto furniture)?
- About 10 months
- By what age do most children walk independently without support?
- About 12 months
- By what age can a child walk up stairs holding a rail, placing both feet on each step?
- About 2 years
- By what age can a child jump with both feet leaving the ground at once?
- About 2 years
- By what age can most children walk up stairs using alternating feet without a rail?
- About 3 years
- By what age can most children hop on one foot?
- About 4 years
- By what age can most children skip using alternating feet?
- About 5 years
- By what age do infants typically use a raking grasp to pick up a small object?
- About 6 to 7 months
- By what age do infants typically develop a radial palmar grasp, using the thumb side of the hand?
- About 8 months
- By what age do most infants develop a neat (fine) pincer grasp between thumb and index finger?
- About 12 months
- By what age can most infants voluntarily release an object rather than just dropping it?
- About 10 months