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Here’s a quick guide for milestones to help inform your thinking. For more information, visit our milestones page.
6 Months
- Babble
- Smile
- Reach for, grasp, or hold toys
- Roll
- Keep head up
12 months
- Point or wave
- Play peek-a-boo
- Chew chuck sized foods
- Use index finger and thumb to pick up small items
- Crawl, sit up without support, or hold onto furniture to stand
18 months
- Play with other children
- Say names and other words
- Understand simple requests
- Scribble with a crayon
- Walk or stand without support
24 months
- Play with toys intentionally
- Say words clearly
- Use two-word sentences
- Feed self with utensils
- Walk up or down stairs, run, and throw a ball
36 months
- Engage in pretend play
- Use simple sentences
- Dress and feed self
- Manipulate small toys
- Jump with two feet together and kick a ball
48 months
- Engage in cooperative play
- Follow two step directions
- Speak sentences clearly
- Is fully toilet trained
- Pedal a tricycle, balance on one leg, and can catch a ball
60 months
- Play with peers
- Verbalize feelings and emotions
- Answer questions
- Draw faces and simple shapes
- Hop and climb