Developmental Checklist

Checklist for Growing Children

Here's what you can expect your child to be doing, from birth to age three.
If your baby seems different call your local Early Intervention Program.

If your child is having trouble doing some of these things, it may put your mind at rest to talk to someone. Early help makes a difference! Talk with your doctor or call your local Early Intervention Program.
like to pull, push and dump things follow simple directions ("Bring the ball") pull off shoes, socks and mittens like to look at pictures feed themselves make marks on paper with crayons walk without help step off a low object and keep balance	use two-to-three-word sentences say names of toys recognize familiar pictures carry something while walking feed themselves with a spoon play independently turn 2-3 pages at a time like to imitate their parent identify hair, eyes, ears and nose by pointing build a tower of four blocks show affection	walk up steps (alternating feet) ride a tricycle put on their shoes open door turn one page at a time play with other children for a few minutes repeat common rhymes use three-to-five-word sentences name at least one color correctly are toilet trained
*reprinted from www.health.state.ny.us
Checklist for ages 3-6 Months