Data Collections

Prone:
Physiological flexion
Lifts head briefly
Head to side

Supine:
Physiological flexion
Rolls partly to side

Sitting:
Head lag in pull to sit

Standing:
Reflex standing and walking

Prone:
Lifts head 90 degrees briefly
Chest up in prone position with some weight through forearms
Rolls prone to supine

Supine:
ATNR influence strong
Legs kick reciprocally
Prefers head to side

Sitting:
Variable head lag in pull to sitting position
Needs full support to sit
Head upright but bobbing

Standing:
Poor weight bearing
Hips in flexion, behind shoulders

Prone:
Bears weight on extended arms
Pivots in prone to reach toys

Supine:
Rolls from supine to side position
Plays with feet to mouth

Sitting:
Head steady in supported sitting position
Turns head in sitting position
Sits alone for brief periods

Standing:
Bears all weight through legs in supported stand

Regards objects in direct line of vision
Follows moving object to midline

Hands fisted
Arm movements jerky
Movements may be purposeful or random

Can see further distances
Visually follows through 180 degrees

Hands open more
Grasp is reflexive
Uses palmar grasp

Grasps and releases toys
Uses ulnar-palmar grasp

Prone:
Rolls from supine to prone position
Holds weight on one hand to reach for toy

Supine:
Lifts head

Sitting:
Lifts head and helps when pulled to sitting position
Gets to sitting position without assistance
Sits independently

Standing:
Stands holding on when placed
Bounces in standing

Mobility:
May crawl backwards

Approaches objects with one hand
Arm in neutral when approaching toy

Radial-palmar grasp
"Rakes" with fingers to pick up small objects
Voluntary release to transfer objects between hands

Prone:
Gets into hands-and-knees position

Supine:
Does not tolerate supine position

Sitting:
Moves from sitting to prone position
Sits without hand support for longer periods
Pivots in sitting position

Standing:
Stands at furniture
Pulls to stand at furniture
Lowers to sitting position from supported stand

Mobility:
Crawls forward
Walks along furniture

Develops active supination
Radial-digital grasp develops
Uses inferior pincer grasp
Extends wrist actively

Points with index finger
Pokes with index finger
Release of objects is more refined
Takes objects out of container

Standing:
Stands without support breifly
Pulls to stand using half-kneel intermediate position
Picks up object from floor from standing with support

Mobility:
Walks with both hands held
Walks with one hand held
Creeps on hands and feet (bear walk)

Fine pincer grasp developed
Puts object into container
Grasps crayon adaptively

Mobility:
Walks without support
Fast walking
Walks backwards
Walks sideways

Mobility:
Bends over to look between legs
Creeps or hitches upstairs
Throws ball in sitting position

Marks paper with crayon
Builds tower using two cubes
Turns over small container to obtain contents

Squats in play
Walks upstairs and downstairs
Propels ride on toys
Kicks ball, throws ball forward
Picks up toys from floor without falling

Folds paper
Strings beads
Stack six cubes
Vertical and horizontal strokes with crayon on paper
Holds crayon with thumb and fingers

Rides tricycle
Walks backwards
Walks on tiptoes
Runs on toes

Walks downstairs alternating feet
Catches large ball
Hops on one foot

Turns knobs
Opens and closes jar
Buttons large buttons

Uses child-size scissors with help
Does 12 - 15 piece puzzles
Folds paper or clothes