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Sharon Parke
DF seems to be a very healthy eight month old girl. She has been in Berkley Building
Blocks Childcare at Tyndall Center fulltime for six months. She has one older brother who is
three years old. He also attends Berkley Building Blocks Childcare at Tyndall Center and
frequently comes into the infant room to drop DF off in the morning and at pick up in the late
afternoon. DF seems to really enjoy her older brother kissing her goodbye in the morning. She
always smiles and laughs when he hugs and kisses her. DF comes from a two parent home
where both parents are professionals who both work outside of the home. DF does not show any
signs of anxiety during drop off or pick up times. She immediately plays on the floor with toys
provided when her parent sets her down. She rarely cries during this transition.
DF usually eats most of the food her parents provide and is beginning to eat finger foods.
She has been practicing with a sippy cup and water, but needs assistance in tilting the cup to get
water from it. Sometimes she does it independently. At other times, she puts the cup to her
mouth, gets nothing, and throws it on the floor. She frowns and sometimes cries showing
frustration. About one half hour after eating solids, DF is given a bottle of formula with her
primary caregiver cradling her in their arms. After finishing the bottle, DF usually falls asleep
and will sleep in her crib for about one to two hours. She takes a morning nap and an afternoon
nap.
DF has a very loud cry indicating her basic needs need to be met. Once on the changing
table, DF seems easily amused with small toys or holding the clean diaper. She seems engaged
when taking part in the diapering process if she is given a job to do like holding the diaper.
DF seems very interested when her caregivers talk to her and listen to her babble back. I
know this because her eyes get real wide and she focuses on her caregivers face. She laughs a lot
when caregivers encourage her to talk.
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Bibliography
Diane Bricker, P. J. (2009). Ages & Stages Questionnaires, Third Edition (ASQ-3) .
Baltimore, MD : Paul H. Brookes Publishing Company. .