*By the age of...
0 - 6 months, most children...
- follow objects visually and reach for them
- roll over
- babble
6 - 12 months, most children...
- sit alone, creep, crawl
- respond to own name
- hold own bottle
12 - 18 months, most children...
- walk alone a few steps
- use single words
- drink from a cup
18 - 24 months, most children...
- walk well; run
- use many words to name familiar objects/people
- eat with a spoon
24 - 30 months, most children...
- point to 4-5 body parts
- use short sentences
- help in dressing
30 - 36 months, most children...
- play cooperatively with other children
- walk up and down stairs
- say first and last name
*Above list compliments of the Long Island Infant Developmental Program. LIIDP provides services at no out-of-pocket cost to the family, with approval and funding from the Nassau and Suffolk County Departments of Health and the NYS Education Department. |
Get more information about Developmental Milestones (video, charts, checklists, wall charts, etc) on the CDC website.
In addition to the milestones chart on this page, we have included several other sites and tools that offer information on developmental milestones:
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