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Baby is born
Babies are not only growing physically, but they also growing cognitively. Everyday they development is change. While physical growth and change is easily observed and measured in precise terms such as in inches and pounds, cognitive change and development is a little harder to determine as clearly. -
13-15 months - Physical
You’ve made it through the first year! You have many memories of the times you have shared with your baby. They also enjoy sharing interesting learning experiences with adults. You can also play with them, such as peek-a-boo. -
13-15 months- Cognitive
Your childrens are growing up every day!! They are trying to learn the new things. Now they can pick up things with their finger and thum. Even tiny pieces of lint under furniture catch their eye. -
16-18 months- Physical
On this age, your child is likely to have intense emotions. It takes many years for a child to learn about and to cope with his emotions. They have new physicals, such as they can walk by themselves and they are start creeping down the stairs backward. -
16-18 months- Cognitive
They can walk now, more becareful!! Kids on this age like to looks for objects that are hidden or out of sight, likes to take things apart
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19-21 months - Cognitive
Now your childrens can talk!! They can points to the body part and say the words. They may mimic the last words of your sentence. And, they can answer yes or no question. -
19-21 months- Physical
You are the most important person in your child’s life. She will spend a lot of time watching you and copying you in her play. She will also watch other children playing and may even try to play with them.Poking, touching, and pushing are her ways of showing interest in other children. Now your childrens can kick a large ball. She begins simple pretend play (talking on the phone, putting baby to bed) -
22-24 months- Physical
Your baby is growing too fast!! Now they can play alongside a friend. You can help your children happy or have fun by make up a song or a story using their name. Change the words to match their actions or feelings. This may help to calm them when they are upset. -
22-24 months - Cognitive
In this age, your childrens will know how closer the door. Your children also know how to walk up and down stairs by putting both feet on each step and hold on to the railing. They can ask for food when they're hungry and water when they're thirsty. -
24-30 months- Physical
Two-year-olds enjoy using their senses to explore the world. They are showing understanding of words like big and little, soft and hard. -
24-30 months - Cognitive
In this age, they are learning to say a lot of new words, but it will take them a long time to really understand the words. They may use two- three words in the sentences. The will enjoy by jumping off from the low steps. -
30-36 months Physical
Isn’t it amazing how fast children grow? Your child is almost three!
At this age they will like filling, dumping and rolling things, and stack blocks and build things. -
30-36 months Cognitive
At this age, they have more bowel and bladder control. They understand more words than they can say. They ask a lot of questions. “Why” is their favorite word. They can play alone.
