Stages of development
By: Autumn Massey
2, 4 & 6 months
At 2 months the baby can "coo", look at parents, show emotion, etc.
At 4 months, they should be able to roll over, bring objects to mouth, fear strangers, babble, etc.
At 6 moths, begin crawling, communicating, plays peek-a-boo, etc.
At 4 months, they should be able to roll over, bring objects to mouth, fear strangers, babble, etc.
At 6 moths, begin crawling, communicating, plays peek-a-boo, etc.
9, 12, & 18 months
From 9 to 12 months, they can wave, repeat words, find hidden objects, begin walking, understand simple directions, start using items such as cups, brushes, etc.
At 18 months they try to make sense of the world, focus on what they see, crawling, standing, walking, and language is increasing
At 18 months they try to make sense of the world, focus on what they see, crawling, standing, walking, and language is increasing
What happens at 2,3, and 4 years?
At age 2, temper tantrums occur, pretend play, point to body parts, drink from cup, scribble, etc.
At age 3, kick a ball, defiant, stand on tiptoe, sort objects, speak short sentences, play with others, run, etc.
At age 4,they should be able to carry conversation, pedal a bike, walk up/down stairs, catch a ball, use scissors, dress themselves, etc.
At age 3, kick a ball, defiant, stand on tiptoe, sort objects, speak short sentences, play with others, run, etc.
At age 4,they should be able to carry conversation, pedal a bike, walk up/down stairs, catch a ball, use scissors, dress themselves, etc.