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Bella Grace is born!
Its a girl! -
13-15 months: Physical Development
The child is suppose to be standing with support, cruising along furniture, crawling over objects, and climbing out of their cribs and around obstacle courses. -
13-15 months: Cognitive
At this age toddlers begin to understand concepts and understand actions. They also begin to experiment with things they have never tried. Even though they are developing they have a very short memory and no forethought. -
16-18 month old Physical
At these ages toddlers should be able to walk sideways, push and pull large toys, run stiffly, and add hand gestures to spoken language.They also can walk into balls but cannot yet kick them. -
16-18 month old: Cognitive
Toddlers at this age comonly imitate how their parents use objects, scribble more freely, identify simple imgages. They also will have a short attention span. -
19-21 month old: Physical
Watch out because your toddlers will be able to run without falling often, walk up stairs, and kick large balls! They also will begin to open screw type container and snip paper with scissors. -
19-21 month old: Cognitive
Within these months your child will begin to show interest in tiny things such as bugs, progress in imaginitive play, remember familiar faces and objects, and begin to learn how to distinguish sounds. -
22-24 month old: Physical
Get ready for the sports! At these months your toddler can throw a ball overhand, will bounce and sway to music in simple beats. They do lack the ability to start and stop efficently, but they can seat them self in a chair with ease! -
22-24 month old: Cognitive
At the beginng of these months toddlers can follow simple directions, answer simple questions, distinguish between vertical and horizontal lines, and are still extremely curious. -
24-30 month old: Physical
Around these months your adventurious toddlers can soap their hands and arms easily, remove the wrapping from candy and gum. The will also climb everywhere over everything. The torso also lengthens and the baby fat we all love begins to disappear. -
24-30 month old: Cognitive
Don't let your child become a couch potato! At this age toddlers become very interested in watching TV shows, understand cause and effects of their own behaviors, use two word sentences, and are able to interpret drawings. -
30-36 month old: Physical
During these months toddlers can turn door knobs, take objects apart, walk on tiptoes, and jump from elevations. -
30-36 month old: Cognitive
At this age toddlers begin to clissify objects in general groups, remember three step commands, connect names and uses of objects, and create sentences! -
