Parenthood is a remarkable journey, filled with moments of growth and discovery for both you and your child. As your little one transitions from infancy to toddlerhood, they enter a phase of dynamic development. In this blog, we'll explore the key milestones occurring between 12 to 18 months, offering practical insights to help you navigate this exciting stage of your child's growth.
In this section, we'll delve into the development of your child's gross motor skills, which involve the coordination and control of large muscle groups to perform physical activities like walking and climbing.
Here, we'll explore the progression of your child's fine motor skills and vision, focusing on their ability to manipulate small objects with their hands and their growing visual perception, crucial for tasks such as grasping objects and tracking movement.
In this segment, we'll focus on your child's progress in language and hearing development. This includes their ability to produce sounds, comprehend language, and respond to auditory cues, laying the groundwork for effective communication and interaction with the world around them.
Next, we'll dive into the personal social domain, which encompasses your child's emerging social skills and emotional understanding, including their interactions with others, expressions of emotions, and growing awareness of themselves and their surroundings.
Engaging in interactive activities with your child at the age of 12-18 months is not just about having fun; it's also about fostering their cognitive, emotional, and physical development. As your little one becomes more mobile and curious about the world around them, providing stimulating and age-appropriate activities can enhance their learning experience and strengthen the bond between you.
Here are some activities to consider:
Developmental Milestones (12-18 Months).pdf