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    At 13 months, a child can crawl on hands and knees and come downstairs backwards. By 15 months, they can stand alone for a few minutes, walk while holding one hand, and pick up small objects. Gross motor skills include walking alone with feet apart, while fine motor skills involve grasping objects, dropping toys, and putting small items in a bottle. Cognitive development encompasses understanding simple instructions, pointing to familiar people, and speaking 2-6 words.

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    At 13 months, a child can crawl on hands and knees and come downstairs backwards. By 15 months, they can stand alone for a few minutes, walk while holding one hand, and pick up small objects. Gross motor skills include walking alone with feet apart, while fine motor skills involve grasping objects, dropping toys, and putting small items in a bottle. Cognitive development encompasses understanding simple instructions, pointing to familiar people, and speaking 2-6 words.

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    At 13 months, a child can crawl on hands and knees and come downstairs backwards. By 15 months, they can stand alone for a few minutes, walk while holding one hand, and pick up small objects. Gross motor skills include walking alone with feet apart, while fine motor skills involve grasping objects, dropping toys, and putting small items in a bottle. Cognitive development encompasses understanding simple instructions, pointing to familiar people, and speaking 2-6 words.

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    Hessa

    Kneel without
    support

    Can often
    walk

    Walk alone

    Crawl upstairs
    safely and come
    downstairs
    backwards

    13 monthes

    Can crawl on their


    hands and knees

    15 months
    Can rise to sitting
    position

    Can cruise along


    using furniture
    Build a tower of two
    cubes

    Rise to standing
    without help

    Can grasp a crayon


    with either hand

    Walking with one


    hand held

    Can pick up small


    objects

    15 months

    Stand alone for a


    few min

    Point with the


    index finger

    Hand objects when


    adult asked

    Walking alone with


    feet apart

    Drop and throw


    toys

    Put small objects


    into a bottle

    Build with a few


    bricks and arrange
    toys on the floor

    Can release small


    objects

    Use trial and error


    methods

    Gross motor skills


    Fine motore skills

    Understand simple
    instructions

    Hold crayon in a
    palmar grasp
    Physical
    development
    Cognitive and
    language development

    Show a preference
    for one hand over
    the other

    Know the diffrent


    food by the taste

    Demand objects

    15 month
    Point to familior
    people

    Enjoy watching TV

    Can see well as an


    adult

    Speak two to six


    words

    Twelve months

    Sensory
    development

    Point and look to


    where others points

    Emotional and social


    development

    Know and respond


    on their name

    15 months

    Stroke pat and


    turns objects

    Play
    Playing with bricks

    Toys that they can


    move along
    eiththeir feet
    Enjoy looking at
    picture book

    Taking objects
    to the mouth

    Move one objects to


    reach another that was
    hidden from view

    Affectionate
    towards
    familiar peoplr

    Understand parts of
    body

    Enjoy
    socialising at
    mealtimes

    Often want a comfort


    objects
    Identify pictures of few
    objects

    Help with daily


    routines

    Still shy with


    strangers

    Play pat a cake and


    wave goodbye

    Watch where objects


    fall

    Dependet upon an
    adults reassuring
    presence

    Understand,no,show
    me , look

    They have
    fluctuating moods
    15 months

    Repeatedly throw
    objects to the floor

    Carry dolls

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