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Baby's Date of Birth
January 15th, 2000 -
13-15 Months Physical Development
-May climb out of crib, high chair, or stroller.
-Can sit in small chair for a short time.
-Crawls over small barriers.
-May be able to walk a few steps alone. -
13-15 Months Intellectual Development
-Is able to fit round block into round hole in form board.
-Likes to look at picture books and pats recognized pictures.
-Shows interest in new textures by rubbing them.
-Responds to own name, comes when called. -
16-18 Months Physical Development
-Stands on either foot with support.
-Walks fast and runs stiffly.
-Walks into ball; unable to kick ball.
-Likes to grab anything and everything. -
16-18 Months Intellectual Development
-Remembers where objects belong.
-Tries to imitate the ways parents use objects.
-Identifies simple pictures in book, such as "ball".
-Says "no" more often than any other word. -
19-21 Months Physical Development
-Holds two objects in hand easily.
-Builds tower of five or six blocks.
-Loves to run, jump, and climb.
-Can kick large ball without stepping on it. -
19-21 Months Intellectual Development
-Learns to distinguish different sounds and smells.
-Likes to make marks on paper with big crayons.
-Is interested in tiny things such as bugs.
-Responds to speech with speech. -
22-24 Months Physical Development
-Walks with more coordination and assurance.
-Likes to walk on low walls and perform other stunts.
-Likes to play with modeling clay.
-Holds crayons with thumb and fingers. -
22-24 Months Intellectual Development
-Follows simple directions.
-Identifies familiar objects on TV screen.
-Continues to ask "What's that?"
-Distinguishes between vertical and horizontal lines. -
24-30 Months Physical Development
-Baby fat begins to disappear as torso lengthens.
-Can kick a ball forward.
-Opens doors by turning knobs.
-Can remove wrapping from gum and candy.
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24-30 Months Intellectual Development
-Can follow 2-step commands.
-Solves problems by imitating past actions.
-Understands cause and effect in terms of own behavior.
-Likes to listen to recordings of stories and songs. -
30-36 Months Physical Development
-Likes to be in constant motion, running or walking.
-Goes up stairs by alternating feet, but goes down one foot at a time.
-Eats with a fork.
-Makes mud pies and sand castles. -
30-36 Months Intellectual Development
-Tries out various roles in make-believe plays.
-Can stack rings in the correct order.
-Recognizes self in photos.
-Understands relative size (big and small).
