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Cruises along furniture. Begin to stand on their own. Can take steps while holding onto parents' hands.
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Shows interest in new textures by rubbing fingers over surfaces. May attempt to imitate words others say. Likes to look at picture books and pats recognized pictures.
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-Your toddler will begin to scribble more freely but also can imitate strokes of drawing.
-Your toddler will start to say "no" more than any other word.
-Toddlers 16-18 can also remember where objects belong -
May be able to walk sideways. Stands on either foot with support. Walks fast and runs stiffly.
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-Walks sides and backwards , squats easlily in play , loves to run , jump.
-Holds two objects in hand very easliy
-Can bulid blocks very easily with five or six blocks -
-Your toddler will now start to place circles, triangles, and squares in form board.
-They will also LOVE to hear nursery rhymes
-Has a vocabulary of about 20 words -
Has vocabulary of 50 or more words
-Is able to ask for things using simple words
-Is interested in sound repetition -
-Lacks ability to start efficiently or stop quickly while running
-Walks coordination and assurance
-Snips papper with scissors and holds crayon with thumb and fingers -
Has vocabulary of 50 or more words
-Is able to ask for things using simple words
-Is interested in sound repetition -
-Can open doors by turning knobs
-Can remove wrapper from candy and gum
-Can soap hands and arms easily
-Climbs everywhere indoors, even in forbidden areas in the house. -
-Toddlers this age have a vocabulary of 200 words and increases to 500 or more in this period
-They understand cause and effect in terms of own behavior & they enjoy playing house and imitating family situations
-Can follow two step commands -
-Love running or walking sideways or even backwards
-Climbs up slide ladder ands slides down
-Throws ball overhead, but nut aim is still poor -
-Can make own decisions and they think about what to do before they do it.
-Will ask names of objects and repeat them
-May use prepositions, and may also use personal pronouns correctly
