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Developmental Checklist Information 15-24 Months
15 Months
- Shows wants by pointing and gestures.
- Scribbles on paper after shown.
- Enjoys throwing, rolling, pushing, pulling toys.
- Likes to feed self.
- Looks to parent for help in solving problems.
- Looks for hidden objects in last place seen.
- Climbs stairs with assistance.
18 Months
- Takes things apart.
- Drinks from a cup held in both hands.
- Likes to help a parent.
- May use 5-10 words.
- Runs stiffly, with eyes on the ground.
- Laughs at silly actions (as wearing a bowl as a hat)
- Identify an object in a picture book.
24-30 Months
- Able to run.
- Walks up/down stairs using alternate feet.
- Takes steps backwards.
- Says at least 50 words.
- Sometimes uses 2-3 word sentences- such as "more juice".
- Kicks/throws large ball.
- Imitates housework.
- May show some interest in using the toilet.
Things You Can Do With Your Child
- Teach your child how to go up and down stairs safely, how to jump,
and walk on tiptoe.
- Encourage your child to assist in dressing herself. Talk about the
items of clothing and what she is doing as she
is getting dressed.
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