The document provides information about preschoolers aged 3 to 6 years. Key details include:
- Physical growth milestones like gains in height, weight, and development of motor skills.
- Cognitive development according to Piaget's preoperational stage, including intuitive thinking and learning through play.
- Common psychosocial concerns like fears of separation, bodily harm, or punishment.
- Development of language and social skills like dressing independently and sharing with others.
The document provides information about preschoolers aged 3 to 6 years. Key details include:
- Physical growth milestones like gains in height, weight, and development of motor skills.
- Cognitive development according to Piaget's preoperational stage, including intuitive thinking and learning through play.
- Common psychosocial concerns like fears of separation, bodily harm, or punishment.
- Development of language and social skills like dressing independently and sharing with others.
The document provides information about preschoolers aged 3 to 6 years. Key details include:
- Physical growth milestones like gains in height, weight, and development of motor skills.
- Cognitive development according to Piaget's preoperational stage, including intuitive thinking and learning through play.
- Common psychosocial concerns like fears of separation, bodily harm, or punishment.
- Development of language and social skills like dressing independently and sharing with others.
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I. Psychosexual Stage – (Freud): Phallic PRE SCHOOL II. Psychosocial Stage – (Erickson): Initiative vs. Guilt HR 85 bpm III. Cognitive Stage – (Piaget): Stage II BP 100/60 (Preconceptual Intuitive Stage) of the 4.5 - 5 kg/yr Preoperational Thought Period – reasons can 2 - 3.5 in/yr be given for beliefs and actions but still Frequent voiding considered prelogical and termed as GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENTAL Preoperational Intuitive Thinking MILESTONES IV. Kohlberg – Preconventional Level 1 I. Gross Stage 2 3 years old V. Play - climbs stairs A. Type: Associative or Cooperative - can pedal a bicycle - walks backwards, B. Age-appropriate toys uses scissors, helps dress himself 1. Watercolors; fingerprints; clay 4 years old 2. Playground equipment (swing, seesaw, - climbs & jumps well; Uses alternate steps slide) when climbing stairs; can tie own shoes; 3. Materials for cutting/pasting throws ball overhead; brushes teeth 4. Simple jigsaw puzzles; Lego - can verbalize number sequence Ex. Tel nos. 5. Picture/coloring books 5 years old 6. Tricycle - runs & hops well; jumps rope; skips; heel 7. Housekeeping toys to toe walk VI – Greatest Fears: - skips and runs 1. Castration fear/ Body mutilation FINE MOTOR 2. Fear of the dark 3 years old VII – SIGNIFICANT FIGURE: Basic Family - copies circle
PRE SCHOOL 4 - 4 1/2 years old
Future body build apparent - imitates cross - draws man w/ 3 parts -
copies square Increased skeletal growth 5 yo - may have permanent teeth 5 years old - copies triangle - Common fears ‟ dark, mutilation, separation - writes alphabet - Telling tales LANGUAGE - Imaginary friends & playmates are 3 ½ years old common - gives full name, sex -They are very creative and curious, that is - counts to 3 or more why their favorite word is “why”?
4 years old -- they enjoy offensive language
- exaggerates and boasts; telling tall tales; -- age of sibling rivalry
difficulty sharing -- questions about sex should be answered 5 y/o honestly at the level of their understanding.
- talks constantly -- MASTURBATION is common in some –
do not make a fuss about it or punish the PERSONAL/SOCIAL child; just give toys to play as substitute 3 ½ years old REACTIONS/CONCERNS IN ILLNESS AND NURSING INTERVENTIONS - dresses w/ supervision - fear of the dark – allow dim light and - separates more easily from mother parent to sit beside child 4 years old - Fear of body mutilation - Prepare for and - buttons up explain procedure; reassure 4 ½ years old - Fear of injury, pain and the unknown - Encourage expressive play/medical play - dresses w/o supervision - Fear of separation/abandonment – relate 5 y/o time and space to familiar situations - uses a knife CONCERNS - They love to watch adults & imitate their behavior - Oedipus and electra complex - gender roles ‟ need exposure to parents of opposite sex - Socialization ‟ capable of sharing - Discipline ‟ “time out”