There are a number of things that toddlers are capable of from the age of 13 months. For instance, they are able to say two words; they can bend over and pick up objects, and just love looking at their own reflection in a mirror.
At 14 months, they are able to eat with their fingers; they imitate others very well, and can also match lids with the correct containers.
At 15 months they are able to walk backwards, play with a ball, say three words, and enjoy scribbling with crayons.
At 16 months, they usually switch from taking two naps per day to only taking one, love climbing, and will throw temper tantrums when they become frustrated.
At the age of 17 months, you will find that your toddler is able to use about six words, enjoys pretend games, and loves to dance to music.
Your toddler will show a readiness to learn how to use the toilet at the age of 18 months, will brush his teeth with help, and will start to “read” books on his own.
At 14 months, they are able to eat with their fingers; they imitate others very well, and can also match lids with the correct containers.
At 15 months they are able to walk backwards, play with a ball, say three words, and enjoy scribbling with crayons.
At 16 months, they usually switch from taking two naps per day to only taking one, love climbing, and will throw temper tantrums when they become frustrated.
At the age of 17 months, you will find that your toddler is able to use about six words, enjoys pretend games, and loves to dance to music.
Your toddler will show a readiness to learn how to use the toilet at the age of 18 months, will brush his teeth with help, and will start to “read” books on his own.
