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Toddler

  • Baby is born

    Baby is born
  • 13-15 months (physical)

    13-15 months (physical)
    -hold on to furniture to walk
    -put themselves to sitting position to standing position
    may stand alone without support for a short time
    -crawls over small barriers
    -can sit in small chairs for short periods of time
  • 13-15 months (cognitive)

    13-15 months (cognitive)
    Physical development of toddlers and infants video-has very short memory and almost no forethought
    -is able to fit round blocks into rround hole and form board
    -shows interest in new textures
  • 16-18 months (physical)

    16-18 months (physical)
    -stands on either foot with support
    -walks fast and runs stiffly
    -walks into ball; is unable to kick ball
    -pushes and pull large toys around the floor
    -may able to walk sideways
  • 16-18 months (cognitive)

    16-18 months (cognitive)
    -gradually refines concepts
    -rememeber where objects belong
    -begins to figure things out through thought process
    -has short attention spand
  • 19-21 months (physical)

    19-21 months (physical)
    -walks sideways and backwards
    runs without falling often
    -runs without falling often
    -walks up and down stairs with help
    -loves to jump and climb
  • 19-21 months (cognitive)

    19-21 months (cognitive)
    -can remember familiar objects without seeing them
    -is interested in tiny things such as books
    -likes to make marks on paper with big crayons
  • 22-24 months (physical)

    22-24 months (physical)
    -throws ball overhand instead of tossing
    -likes to walk on low walls and perform other stunts
    -can seat self in small chair with ease
  • 22-24 months (cognitive)

    22-24 months (cognitive)
    -indentifies familiar objects on tv
    -can throw ball into basket
    -throws ball overhead instead of tossing
  • 24-30 months (physical)

    24-30 months (physical)
    -improves motor skills and torso lengths and babyfat begins to disapears
    -likes to imitate drawings of older children
    -can follow 2 step commands
    -likes to listen to tapes of stories or songs
  • 24-30 months (cognitive)

    24-30 months (cognitive)
    -becomes increasingly interested in childrens tv shows
    -plays on swings
    -throws ball overhand
  • 30-36 months (physical)

    30-36 months (physical)
    -likes to be constand motion, running or walking sideways or backwards
    -throws ball overhand but aim is still poor
    -walks on tippytoes
    -sits in adult chairs
  • 30-36 months (cognitive)

    30-36 months (cognitive)
    -begins to classify objects into general categories
    -recognizes self in photos
    -can remember 3 step commands
    -becomes more skill with putting puzzles together