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2 yr Old Self-Help and Social-Emotional Scales
Directions: Read each item and select the response or description that best reflects your child’s behavior or skill level.
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* Gibt eine erforderliche Frage an
What is the first name of your child?
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Meine Antwort
SELF-HELP SKILLS
A. Eating Skills
1. Does your child ask for food when he/she is hungry?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
2. Can your child hold a cup in one hand and drink from it without much spilling?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
3. Does your child use a spoon?
If yes, does your child place the spoon in his/her mouth without turning the spoon upside down and without spilling a lot of food?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
SELF-HELP SKILLS
A. Dressing Skills
4. Does your child take off his/her coat, shirt, or pants on his/her own if the article of clothing is left unbuttoned or unzipped?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
5. Does your child put on his/her shirt, coat, shorts, or pants on his/her own? (Buttons, snaps, or zippers may be left undone.)
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
SELF-HELP SKILLS
A. Toileting Skills
6. Does your child get on the toilet or potty by himself/herself (even if he/she needs help with clothing)?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS
D. Relationship with Adults
7. Does your child give you affection by kissing, hugging, or patting you?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Often
8. Does your child look back at you or come back to you often when in a new place?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
9. Does your child respond with feelings of pride and enthusiasm when he/she earns positive feedback?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
10. Does your child watch the faces of other people for clues about how they are feeling?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS
E. Play and Relationships with Peers
11. Does your child pretend to do things that you or other adults do, such as driving a car, cleaning the house, or talking on the phone?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Often
12. Does your child watch other children play and then join the play briefly?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Often
13. Does your child watch other children do something and then try to copy them?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Often
SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS
F. Motivation and Self-Confidence
14. Does your child show signs of being curious about the things around him/her through exploring and wanting to do things, such as pulling pans from the cupboard or pulling toilet paper from the roll?
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No
Yes
15. Does your child exhibit signs of pushing for independence by insisting that he/she do things for himself/herself?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS
G. Prosocial Skills and Behaviors
16. Does your child help put away things, such as his/her books, toys, or clothes?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
17. Does your child like to perform or show off for you? Does he/she sing, perform acts, or do funny things to get you to smile or laugh?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Often
18. Does your child give as well as take to avoid or resolve conflicts with other children?
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Rarely/No
Sometimes
Most of the time
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