Developmental milestones
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Developmental Milestones in Childhood | myVMC
Development milestones are the things children should be able to do at certain ages and depend on gross and fine motor, language and social skills.d
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Child Developmental Milestones | myVMC
As they grow up, children make achievements at each stage of development. Learn more about milestones for babies & young children and developmental delays.
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Developmental Milestones at 4 years | myVMC
Four year olds should be able to hop, draw shapes and use a range of grammar. They enjoy playing with friends and are increasingly independent.
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Developmental Milestones at 9 months | myVMC
Nine month old babies can sit unassisted, stand holding a table, pick up small objects using their fingers (pincer grip) and feed themselves finger food.
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Developmental Milestones at 12 months | myVMC
Twelve month old babies can crawl and are starting to walk with assistance. They can hold objects, say a few words at a time and depend on familiar adults.
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Developmental Milestones at 18 months | myVMC
Eighteen month old babies usually demand attention. They can walk unassisted and scribble and enjoy picture books, repeating words and imitating people.
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Developmental Milestones at 3 months | myVMC
Three month old babies can control their head, hold objects breifly, laugh, smile, coo and cry. They usually wake once or twice for night feeds.
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Developmental Milestones at 3 years | myVMC
Three year olds can usually throw and catch, draw and hold a pencil and feed themselves. They like imitating adults and are starting to share with friends.
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Developmental Milestones at 2 years | myVMC
Two year olds know about 50 words and can run, squat, turn pages and drink from a cup without spilling. They often like playing alone and dislike sharing.
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Developmental Milestones at age 5-7 years | myVMC
Between five and seven years kids improve their reading, writing, speaking, ball skills and independence in dressing and choosing friends.
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