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Baby is born
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12-15 Months (Physical Development)
By 12-15 months the child should be able to:
Stand alone well
Walk well
Make a tower of three cubes
Pick up small objects with thumb and forefinger
Sit down without help
Move objects from hand to hand -
13-15 Months (Cognitive Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Follow simple commands
Say simple words -
16-18 Months (Physical Development)
At this age, your child should be able to:
Potty train (When ready)
Grab random objects and inspect them
Stack things
Draw -
16-18 Months (Cognitive Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Speak simple words
Remember more due to improvement of the memory
Imitate -
19-21 Months (Physical Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Squat
Scribble
Brush their teeth
Throw a ball over hand
Dress and undress themselves -
19-21 Months (Cognitive Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Say words like "Go' and "Jump"
Toss or pull heavy objects
Name or point to things that are familiar
Imitate -
22-24 Months (Physical Development)
By this age your child should be able to:
Eat with a spoon
Retrieve hidden toys
Undress
Dress
Sit and read little picture books
Walks up stairs while holding rail -
22-24 Months (Cognitive Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Make sense of current events
Solve problems
Memory steadily improves
Group objects
Understand consequences of their actions -
24-30 Months (Physical Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Stack six blocks
Turn one page in a book at a time
Pick up objects from the floor without losing balance
Jump off the bottom step
Push self on wheeled toys -
24-30 Months (Cognitive Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Ask simple questions
Answer simple questions
Name dozens of things
May ask for specific foods or drinks -
30-36 Months (Physical Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Stack eight blocks
Srew lids on and off of containers
Draw circles
Runs but may not stop smoothly
Throw a ball over head but not accurately -
30-36 Months (Cognitive Development)
At this age your child should be able to:
Enjoy looking at pictures
Become aware of parents
Search more for hidden objects
Put two ideas together
Recognize own name
Match shapes
