While reviewing a health history questionnaire at a pediatric practice, a practical nurse notes a parent's observations of their three-year-old child's daily activities. Which of the following documented abilities should the nurse recognize as expected developmental milestones for this age group? (Select all that apply.)
- Successfully pedaling a tricycleCevap
- BSkipping forward on alternating feet
- Building a tower using nine or ten blocksCevap
- DTying shoelaces without adult assistance
- Asking questions frequently, especially starting with 'why'Cevap
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The normal developmental milestones for a three-year-old include successfully pedaling a tricycle, building a tower of nine to ten blocks, and frequently asking 'why' questions.
At three years of age, expected developmental transitions include significant improvements in coordination and cognition. Pedaling a tricycle demonstrates appropriate gross motor strength and balance. Building a tower of nine to ten blocks shows expected fine motor control and visual-spatial awareness. Frequently asking 'why' questions reflects normal cognitive growth and an expanding vocabulary as the child seeks to actively understand their environment.
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Developmental milestones in the three-year-old child (preschool transition)