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Month 19 |
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Most toddlers
should be able to . . .
Some toddlers will probably be able to . . .
Some toddlers could possibly be able to . .
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May show signs of bladder control
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Brush teeth and washes hands without help
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Draw better circles and straighter lines
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Name several part of his or her body
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Month 20 |
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Most toddlers
should be able to . . .
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Take off clothes without help
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Pretend to help toys; imitates, such as
feeding a doll
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Know when something is wrong
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Run well
Some
toddlers will probably be able to . . .
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Say 20 to 50 words
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Start to learn words, possible 5 or more
per day
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Enjoy helping with things around the house
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Start setting small goals
Some
toddlers could possibly be able to . .
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Show better signs of bladder control
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Walk up and possible down stairs with some
assistance
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Start to learn up to 10 new words per day
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Month 21 |
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Most toddlers
should be able to . . .
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Start to learn up to 5 or more words per
day
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Walk up stairs with some assistance
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Make structures out of toys or blocks
Some
toddlers will probably be able to . . .
Some
toddlers could possibly be able to . .
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Name people and pets when shown a picture
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Form short but complete and understandable
sentences
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Walk down stairs with some assistance
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Open and close doors
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Please note that these are only general
developmental guidelines for an average healthy child. A healthy child may reach
a developmental milestone earlier or later than the average shown in these
guidelines. Each child develops differently and just because a child may appear
to be behind in one developmental area does not mean there is something wrong.
If you feel your child is behind in several areas of development, contact your
pediatrician for advice.
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