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Day of birth
The baby come womb pimpin' -
13 months later physical
Pulls self up and can stand.
Steps with support.
May say two or more words.
Picks up things with thumb and one finger.
Fills empty containers. -
13 months cognitive
Displays signs of affection.
Gives toys on request.
Says two or more words.
Follows simple directions.
Knows names of major body parts. -
16 months Physical
May be able to walk sideways.
Stands on either foot with support.
Walks fast and runs stifly.
Walks into balls,
Unable to kick it. jumps with both feet. -
16 months congitive
Gradually refines concepts
Is very inquisitive about everything
Remembers where objects belong
Begins to figure things out through thought process
Has a short attention span -
19 months Physical
Runs without falling often
Walks sideways and backwards
Loves to run, jump and climb
Jumps forward and in place
Hangs from bar, grasping with hands -
19 months Cognitive
May show increasing need for secruity object
May direct anger at person responsible for frustration
May reveal feelings of jealousy
Likes to claim things as mine
Gives up items that belongs to others upon request -
24 months ( 2 years) Cognitive
Displays signs of love for parents and special people
Is easily hurt by criticism
Is afraid of disapproval and rejection
Becomes frustrated easily
Recognizes own power to be effective -
24 months (2 years) Physical
Walks with more coordination and assurance
Walks sidedays and backwards with ease
Bounces and sways in simple dancing movements
Lacks ability to start effciently or stop quickly while running
Likes to walk on low walls and perform other stunts -
36 months (3 years) Physical
Likes to be in constant motion running or walking sideways or backward
Enjoys games involving running
Goes up stairs by alternating feet, but goes down one foot at a time
Climbs quickly on jungle gym to reach the top
Walks on tiptoes -
36 months (3 years) Cognitive
Begins to classify objects into general categories
Uses symbolic representation in make-believe play
Tries out various roles in make-believe play
Tries new play activities to discover more about how things work
Becomes more skilled in putting puzzles together
