Developmental milestones

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Toddler Developmental Milestones

Developmental Milestones of Early Literacy From Reach Out and Read National Center For more information visit http://www.reachoutandread.org/

Do you know what baby and toddler milestones to expect from 0-36 months? This developmental checklist is perfect for new moms to help keep track of infant and toddler development. Bring this toddler checklist to doctor appointments or keep a copy for your baby book.

The five categories of ages include one month, two to three months, four to five months, six to nine months, and ten to twelve months. The four categories of the developmental milestones include gross motor, fine motor, language and social/cognitive. If the infant is not walking at fifteen months, it is essential that the mother