Development guide for 4 year olds 5 months - I remember to follow!

What are the changes and milestones of 4-year-olds 5 months old? - Mom remember to watch!

What are some milestones your child could hit at the moment? Let's find out!

Baby is over 4 years old! Just a day when the baby is still a little girl waving her hand! Now, the baby is 4 years and 5 months old! Baby grows up so fast! Of course, parents will also want to know whether their child's development at the age of 4 years and 5 months is on the right track, right? So we've compiled this handy developmental guide for easy-to-follow moms!

4 years and 5 months! At this age, your baby will be quite active, and enjoy playing outside!

Physical development of children 4 years and 5 months

Children 4 years and 5 months old are quite active at this age. You may even have difficulty keeping up, as your baby loves to run, jump, climb and participate in all physical activities. Parenting can be tiring, but this is a good thing because it means your baby is growing up healthy. Here are some other skills your 4 year old 5 month old can gain:

Can do a single swing

Can hold pens and grasp small objects

Can kick the ball

Can throw and catch the ball

Can dance around

Can stack 10 or more blocks

Parents should always remember that play is an important part of their child's development. So encourage your child to play with other children or explore safe play areas such as playgrounds, etc. These activities will help develop their physical abilities, and can also keep them healthy. strong.

Advice:

Go out to play as a daily activity, to help boost your child's physical development.

Buy books about puzzles, building blocks and other creative toys to train your child's dexterity and fine motor, as well as his thinking.

You can also teach your child to swim, as it is a great activity to help keep your baby healthy. Just make sure your baby is under supervision at all times, and make sure there is a lifeguard whenever parents and baby go swimming.

When to talk to the doctor?

Parents should not be alarmed immediately if they notice anything out of the ordinary from their child. The best thing to do is see your doctor for advice. In addition, here are some signs to look out for:

If the child cannot stack 10 or more blocks.

If your child really isn't good at jumping, or balancing on one leg.

If your child has difficulty holding small objects, such as pencils or crayons.

Cognitive development of children 4 years 5 months old

Children this age ask a lot of questions and while this can be frustrating at times, know that this is how your child learns and acquires new knowledge. In fact, asking questions is a sign that a child will always love learning, so go ahead and help your child find the answer until the next question!

Children are also able to follow more complex commands at this age, showing that cognitive skills are developing rapidly.

Below are some of the important cognitive milestones in 4-year-olds 5 months old 

You can easily have a real conversation with your child

I was able to do some simple tasks, such as picking up my toys, or keeping the room clean

At this age, it is easier for children to keep their concentration, so this is a good time to teach them new things

Babies have grasped basic time and can easily recall past events

Advice:

Talk to your baby often. This can help build your baby's vocabulary, and because she can pay more attention, it will be easier to remember what you teach her, and build memory skills.

This is also a good time to start teaching your child a second language, if desired. Children's brains can easily adapt, so babies can easily learn a new language from a young age.

Let your child have a passion for reading, as this is important for deeper literacy skills in the future.
Instead of conventional toys, invest in STEAM toys (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math), as these encourage children's cognitive development through play.

When to talk to a doctor?

If you feel that your child is not able to pay attention

Babies can only pronounce simple words

If your baby is having a really hard time following simple instructions, or if he doesn't listen when you tell him to do something

Develop emotional and social skills

In terms of emotional development, children 4 years and 5 months old begin to have more empathy. Babies can understand other people's feelings and be able to understand how their actions will affect others. This also means that your child can communicate better with other children, and makes it easier to make friends.

If before, your child had difficulty sharing their toys, then now, at this age, it will be much easier for them to share. She also has more control over her emotions and generally less anger.

Here are some developments in this area that need attention in children:

Baby has no problem doing everything on his own, and is more independent

You can understand your child's behavior more easily, because they can understand the rules and directions that the parents set.

Your child will continue to look for other friends to play with, and may still be hesitant to make new friends

Babies are less angry, and will rarely scream

They can also speak more clearly and handle themselves when talking to others

Advice:

Try setting up games with other children, so they can interact with kids their age.

Let your child learn some basic house rules, such as cleaning up after play or bathing before bed

Encourage independence by letting your child do simple tasks like dressing themselves or feeding on their own without adult help.

The focus should be on teaching your child social skills such as sharing, empathy, respect for others, and listening

When to talk to the doctor?

If your child has any of the following signs, you should ask your doctor to find out the cause of the problem.

I have difficulty getting to know other children, or starting to fight with them

Enjoys playing alone, and gets frustrated or annoyed when other children try to play with your child

Worry about breaking up or being left alone, such as in kindergarten, or in a school

Children do not like talking or communicating with others, including their parents and prefer to be alone

Still pouring out the fierce rage into burdens

4 years 5 months - At this age, children find it easier to learn and understand new words.

Language development of children 4 years 5 months old

At this age, your ability to learn new words becomes super master! This means that your baby will constantly ask questions, talk and try to learn as much as possible. It is not uncommon to see children point to different objects, and ask what they are.

Your child will also sometimes point at objects, and ask you what they are called, so be ready with some answers to your child's question. rapid language development and thinking.

Here are some other milestones to look forward to:

Your baby's vocabulary will expand at this age, and he will try to use the new words he learned as much as he can.

I have no trouble saying complete sentences, and can easily converse with people

Can answer questions when asked

Can easily remember the new words you teach your child

Advice:

Focus on expanding your child's vocabulary, as well as practice talking with your child

Flashcards are a great way to teach new words and concepts to your child. Make sure the flash cards are colorful and easy to see, and that the text is easy to read

Don't worry if your child has some trouble using new words in sentences, remember to teach them how to use them properly so they can remember their meaning.

As you read to your child, point to the words you say, so that your child learns how to pronounce them and how to write them.

When to talk to the doctor?

If you can't say your name

If your child is having difficulty memorizing any new words that you teach

I still have trouble saying complete sentences

If your child has difficulty speaking, or has difficulty understanding what you are trying to say

In case your child has any of these warning signs, don't be afraid to consult your doctor about this. They will be able to provide best advice and approaches to help address your concerns about your child's language and language development.

 

4 years 5 months Along with exercise habits, there should be a reasonable diet that can help promote the development of the baby.

Health and nutrition for children 4 years and 5 months

At the age of 4 years and 5 months, the baby will be about 101cm tall, and weigh about 15 kg. However, don't worry if your baby is a little younger, as both height and weight can also depend on genetics. It is important to remember to provide your child with the right amount of food and nutrients to help promote his or her development.

Naps, and getting at least 9 hours of sleep each night are also important. This helps the child's body and brain develop.

Here's a handy chart that shows some of the key nutrients your child needs:

The amount of nutrients needed daily:

Protein 20.1g Approximately 3 cubic centimeters of lean meat per 1 inch, such as pork, chicken or fish every meal

25g fat (about 1 tbsp) 1/2 cup butter as a snack

Fiber 25g (about 1 tbsp) 1 cup of cooked pear barley per meal

600mg calcium (2 cups) About 2 tablespoons. cheddar cheese every meal

Vaccination of children 4 years and 5 months 

At 4 years of 5 months, no new vaccines are available, but you need to make sure your child has had all of the following shots:

Diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (pertussis) (DTaP) (5th dose)

Polio (IPV) (4th dose)

Measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) (2nd dose)

Chickenpox (chicken pox) (2nd dose)

Talk to your doctor about giving your child a flu vaccine each year.

When to talk to the doctor?

Your baby gains / lost weight suddenly

High fever (over 39 degrees C)

Any sudden mood swings

Swelling and pain after a fall

* If you have any concerns about your child's development, talk to your pediatrician for a professional consultation.

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