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Name: Cris Anne S. Alvarez Yr./Sec: BSN 2-D Date: September 16, 2018
Age of Client: 3 years and 2 months Address: 2nd Road Lirio, Brgy. Taculing, Bacolod City, Neg.Occ
2. Motor Development
Gross Motor The client is capable of running, walking,
jumping, skipping, alternates feet on stairs
or even stand on one foot. The client is also
capable of throwing overhand. To enable children to perform every day
functions since it is very crucial in self-
Fine Motor The client can dress or undress herself care activities
independently. She can do simple buttons
however, she can’t lace her shoes and still
need the support of her parents.
3. Developmental Milestone The mother has verbalized that the child Language is an important skill that allows
Focus on: can utter 500 words or more in a day. The a person to communicate. A delay in
a. Language Development words or that she speaks the most include language skills can cause frustration for a
“Mama”, “Papa”, “Manang”, and “No”. The child as well as miscommunication about
questions that she commonly asks include what she may be trying to convey.
“Diin papa?”, “Obra papa?” and “Lakat ta Language development is important to a
ma?”. Sometimes the client imitates words child in order to adequately exchange
that she has heard from her parents or her information with others in a meaningful
siblings like “nano” and “ikaw bala”. The way.
client is very active in speaking as the client
always asks whenever she sees something
that she’s curious about.
b. Emotional
c. Cognitive Development The cognitive skills of the client include To help children to think about and
asking questions. As it was mentioned understand the world around them
before, the client always asks questions
whenever she sees something that she’s
curious about. The client can also recognize
numbers and capable of counting numbers
from 1 up to 10. The client can also identify
basic colors, like red, yellow, blue, green,
and black. Also, the client can demonstrate
the ability to follow commands from her
parents for example, when her mother
orders her to bring her shoes and give it to
her mother, the client did not have little or
no trouble in following simple commands.
d. Moral Development The client can determine right from wrong To help children develop proper
based on her parent’s rule. The mother attitudes and behaviors toward other
teaches the client good morals like don’t hit people in society, based on social and
other children because it’s bad, don’t play cultural norms, rules, and laws.
with food, share your toys with others, and
don’t fight with your sisters.
e. Spiritual Development The mother has introduced God to the Spirituality is an important dimension of
client and she knows that He exists and the holistic development of children,
real. The mother always brings the client much like autonomy, resilience and
whenever she goes to church. The mother responsibility.
teaches the client how to pray and lets her
be the prayer leader before meals as a form
of religious training.
4. Age-Specific Health
Promotion
a. Safety The mother teaches client preventive
measures for example to avoid possible
motor vehicles, the mother teaches the
client not to cross the streets or hold hands
with a grownup when crossing the streets.
The mother also advised the client not to
run when taking the stairs. The mother also
makes sure that she does not drink
medication of front of the client to prevent
imitation of it and the most famous advise
which is to not talk to strangers or take
candies from strangers.
b. Nutrition The mother prepares healthy and appealing To identify areas related to care of the
food in the eyes of a preschool. The client preschool-age child that could benefit
drinks a lot of water which is about 5 parents to meet the preschooler’s
glasses a day. The mother always makes growth and development needs.
sure that the client takes her vitamins every
day. The client is still being breastfeed by
the mother but only once in a day every
evening before she goes to sleep.
The client has normal patterns of growth and development. She does not manifested
characteristics that are considered abnormal. The client’s parents prioritize the safety and health of the
client.
Although many preschoolers do well in brushing their own teeth, parents must check that all tooth
surfaces are cleaned. They should floss the teeth, because this is a skill beyond a preschooler’s motor
ability. Encourage client to eat apples, carrots, celery, chicken, or cheese for snacks rather than candy or
sweets is yet another way to attempt to prevent tooth decay.
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