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Toddlers Journey

  • Carter is born

    Carter is born
    Baby carter is born
  • 13-15 months -cognitive

    13-15 months -cognitive
    • Begin to form concepts
    • Slowly increases vocabulary to 4-6 words
    • Very short memory and no forethought
    • Responds to own name
    • Follows simple commands
    • Experiment with actions never tried before
  • 13-15 months -physical

    13-15 months -physical
    • May stand with slight support
    • Improved grasping skills
    • Climbs stairs on hands and knees
    • Can use a spoon
    • Crawl over small barriers
    • Can build small towers of blocks
  • 16-18 months -cognitive

    16-18 months -cognitive
    -Refine concepts
    -Uses words instead of gestures
    -Short attention span
    -Say no more than any other word
    -Scribbles more freely
    -Responds delightedly to childrens tv shows
  • 16-18 months- physical

    16-18 months- physical
    Baby walking for first time-Walk Sideways
    -Show hand preference
    -Stands on either foot with support
    -Likes to grab everthing and anything
    -Squats down smoothly from standing position
    -Begins to scribble
  • 19-21 months- Physical

    19-21 months- Physical
    -Walks sideways and backwards
    -Holds two objects in hand easily
    -Loves to run, jump, and climb
    -Uses one hand more than the other
    -Hangs from bar, grasping with hands
    -Can kick large ball without stepping on it
  • 19-21 months- Cognitive

    19-21 months- Cognitive
    -Remember familiar objects without seeing them
    -Vocabulary of about 20 words
    -Obtain familiar objects from different room when asked
    -Uses speech to get desired results
    -Imitates simple actions on request
    -Matches sounds to the animals that make them
  • 22-24 months- Cognitive

    22-24 months- Cognitive
    -Curious about objects in environment
    -Vocabulary of about 50 or more words
    -Identifies familiar objects on tv screen
    -Asks for food when hungry and water when thirsty
    -Follows simple directions
    -Imitates parents' words and inflections
  • 22-24 months- Physical

    22-24 months- Physical
    -Walks with more coordination and assurance
    -Likes to play with modeling clay
    -Can seat self in small chair with ease
    -Can open skrew-type closures
    -Throws ball overhead instead of tossing
    -Holds crayon with thumb and fingers
  • 24-30 months- Cognitive

    24-30 months- Cognitive
    -Becomes increasingly interested in children's tv shows
    -Vocabulary starts at 200 words and increases to 500 or more
    -Likes to listen to tapes and records of stories and songs
    -Uses two-word sentences
    -Can follow two-step commands
    -Distinguishes between before and after
  • 24-30 months- Physical

    24-30 months- Physical
    running-Enjoys running but unable to stop which may result in collison
    -Opens doors by turning knobs
    -Plays on swings, ladders, and other playground equipment
    -Can soap hands and arms easily
    -Climbs on jungle gym with fair amount of ease
    -Tears paper and manipulates clay
  • 30-36 months- Cognitive

    30-36 months- Cognitive
    -Uses symbolic representation in make-believe play
    -Recognizes self in photographs
    -Vocabulary starts at 500 words and increases to 900 or 1000
    -Becomes more skilled in putting puzzles together
    -Can remember and follow three-step commans
    -Uses personal pronouns correctly
  • 30-36 months- Physical

    30-36 months- Physical
    -Climbs up slide ladder and slides down
    -Scribbles and draws circles as well as horizontal and verical lines
    -Walks on tiptoes
    -Turns doorknobswith greater strength
    -Goes up stairs by alternating feet, but goes down one foot at a time
    -Eats with a fork