Language and communication milestones at 18 months How your toddler is expressing his needs. Points to show what he wants. Tips for parents Pay attention to what your toddler is pointing to and make it a language development opportunity by naming the object he is pointing to.
She recognizes everyday objects. Points to get attention. Pretends to feed her favourite stuffed animals. Can point to a body part. Can follow one-step commands without gestures. Tips for parents Provide your toddler with toys for pretend play. Can walk alone. Can help undress himself. Uses utensils when feeding. May start walking up stairs. Pulls toys while walking. Tips for parents Encourage your child to participate in everyday routines like getting dressed.
Food and nutrition milestones at 18 months What mealtimes look like at 18 months. Tries more chopped solid foods like chicken or squash. Can hold and drink from a cup. Tips for parents Give her plenty of time to eat. She will be able to eat most of the same foods as adults and more easily uses utensils. Things to look out for While all children develop differently, you should speak to your paediatrician if your month-old: Can't walk.
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