Crayon Using Immature Grasp in Pediatrics — Case | Growth & Development | SMLE Q#1160
SMLE Question #1160
Pediatrics
Growth & Development
Last updated: February 2026
A mother brings her child for developmental surveillance. The child speaks 6–10 clear words, points to and names two body parts when asked, and scribbles with a crayon using an immature grasp. Gross motor and social milestones are otherwise age-appropriate, and there are no medical concerns. At what age, in months, are these milestones most typically expected?
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