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Track your little one's development with our checklist at various ages and stages. Know what to expect and look out for at each stage from birth through 5 years old. Support your child's progress with activities tailored for their age.
Have you ever wondered, “What should my newborn be doing at 6 months?” Or, “What should my toddler know how to do at 2 years old and 5 years old?”
As parents, it can be tough to figure out what’s ‘normal’ and what needs extra attention when it comes to our children missing development milestones. To make things easier, we’ve created a child development checklist that covers the social/emotional, language/communication, movement/physical and cognitive milestones most children should reach at different ages. Check it out – it may help you feel more confident about your child’s progress!
4-8 Months
- Not learning to make sounds
- Not babbling
- No response to name
- No eye contact with caregivers and familiar people
8-12 Months
- Not learning to eat solids
- Not beginning to crawl, sit or pull to standing position
- Not interested in holding toys
1-2 Years
- No communication via words or actions/gestures
- No desire to move around
- Not responding to others
- Not seeking the attention of familiar people
2-3 YEARS
- No interest in play
- Delayed gross motor skills
- Difficulty in using small objects
- Not interested in food
- Lack of understanding of simple instructions
3-5 YEARS
- Difficulty in the maintenance of fluency in speech
- Not playing/no interest in playing with other children
- Unable to hold simple conversations
- Completely not potty-trained