If Your Child is 12 Months, Do They:
- Wave bye-bye?
- Pick up small objects with thumb and one finger?
- Use three words on a regular basis?
- Look at what you point to?
- Walk holding onto furniture or with their hand held?
- Cooperate in dressing?
- Play games such as “Peek-A-Boo” or “Pat-A-Cake”?
If Your Child is 18 Months, Do They:
- Follow simple directions?
- Insist on doing things by themselves?
- Point and name things in pictures or books?
- Hold on to and drink from regular cups?
- Use 10 to 30 words on a regular basis?
- Play simple pretend. For example, feeding a baby?
- Point to show someone what they want?
If Your Child is Two Years, Do They?
- Play with toys as they are intended?
- Say several two-t0 three-word sentences?
- Take an interest in other children?
- Follow simple one-to two-step directions?
- Ask and answer simple questions?
- Carry a large ball or toy while walking?
- Point to an object or picture when named?
- Imitate actions and words of others?
If Your Child is Three Years, Do They:
- Catch a bounced ball?
- Pedal a tricycle?
- Draw a circle and a person with three parts?
- Dress themselves with supervisions?
- Say three- to four-word sentences consistently?
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