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Moves both arms and both legs
2 months -
Holds head up when on tummy
2 months -
Brings hands to mouth
4 months -
Rolls from tummy to back
6 months -
Leans on hands to support herself when sitting
6 months -
Gets to a sitting position by herself
9 months -
Walks, holding on to furniture
1 year -
Pulls up to stand
1 year -
Runs, Kicks a ball, & Eats with a spoon
2 years -
Uses fingers to feed herself some food
15 months -
Walks without holding on to anyone or anything
18 months -
Uses hands to twist things, like turning doorknobs or unscrewing lids
30 months -
Turns book pages, one at a time, when you read to her
30 months -
Strings items together, like large beads or macaroni & Uses a fork
3 years -
Holds crayon or pencil between fingers and thumb, Unbuttons some buttons, & Serves herself food or pours water, with adult supervision
4 years -
Buttons some buttons & Hops on one foot
5 years -
Are developing their first molars & Are starting to lose baby teeth
6 years -
Are getting more coordinated in activities that use the large muscles, such as swimming or climbing
7 years -
Tie their shoelaces. Draw a diamond shape. Draw a person with 16 features. Become increasingly skilled in hobbies, sports, and active play.
8 years -
Get dressed, brush their hair, brush their teeth, and get ready without any help. Use simple tools, such as a hammer, by themselves.
9 years -
Have gained control of their large and small muscles. They are able to enjoy activities that use these skills, such as basketball, dancing, and soccer.
10 years