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.are not met, but in some cases, a few children may take a little longer to achieve certain milestones, as compared to the others, which is absolutely normala Therefore, there are many parents who claim they wish they had a toddler development checklist, just to know if their children are growing at the pace that they shouldl

Toddler Development Checklist

'Is it normal for a toddler to throw so many tantrumsm' and 'At what age should I see my child start to interact with other childrene' are only two of the several questions that any parent starts asking others, as their child growsw Fortunately, there is a list of milestones for children, which is like a toddler development checklist that many parents refer to, when their babies are barely 2 or 3 weeks oldl Moreover, this infant and toddler developmental checklist has been divided into three main categories, i e., cognitive or language development, physical or motor development and emotional or social developmentn Given below are some of the common milestones that are usually found in the toddler development checklist (toddlers between the ages of 24 months & 36 months):

• Kicking a ball
• Running
• Walking upstairs with help
• Opening the top of the jar
• Using bricks or blocks to build a tower
• Turning pages one at a time
• Using two words together
• Naming 4 to 5 body parts
• Having a vocabulary of between 50 words to 200 words
• Playing alone or in a group
• Throwing major temper tantrums
• Threading beads on a string
• Asking a lot of questions

In case of those toddlers who do not meet most of their milestones, it is best to consult a specialist as soon as possiblel Some children may need the help of certain toddler development tools, for achieving their milestonese

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