"If you have any concerns related to your child's own pattern of
development, check with your pediatrician or family physician." Donna
Warner Manczak, Ph.D., M.P.H.
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Can get herself into a sitting position. Leans forward while sitting to
pick up a toy. |
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Sits steadily without assistance. |
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May pull herself to a standing position. Shifts weight from one leg to the
other. Balances on tip toes with feet turned in. May not know how to get down
from standing position. |
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Begins to climb on everything! Can get up, but not down. |
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Babbles happily |
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Crawls while holding something in one hand. |
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Recognizes own name and simple words like no. |
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Is developing pincer grip (reaching for small items with thumb
and index finger). |
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Points at distant objects. |
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May show a preference for right of left hand. (Although this may change
many times over the next 3-5 years). |
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Enjoys pulling things apart. |
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Can fit smaller items into larger ones like stacking cups or rings on a
spindle. |
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Deliberately imitates sounds made by parents. |
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Enjoys predictable games like itsy bitsy spider or this little piggy. |
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May find a hidden object that is completely covered up. (object permanence) |
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May bounce while sitting or standing to music (dances). |
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Curiosity makes her touch, mouth everything! |
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May express anger, frustration or disappointment when limits are set. |
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Loves games where you chase her. |
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May take 2 naps during the day and sleep about 10-11 hours at night. |
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May be teething. |