As you can see, my daughter does not meet every single milestone just yet and that is completely okay! Every child is different and your baby might be "ahead" in one category but not yet ready for all the milestones in another. We'll be working on drawing and scribbling when she feels like doing it and I can't wait to watch her learn and grow! Is there a skill you saw that you want to work on with your baby/toddler?
I LOVE how you showed all the things your daughter can and cannot do. This was very encouraging for me to watch because my son can and cannot do some of those things too. I’m glad I stumbled upon this! I will be on the lookout for more content from you!
Thank you so much! I want to always depict an honest run down of skills! There is no benefit as a parent to make other parents feel bad or “less than” and not being able to do a few things is TOTALLY okay!
I was actually worried , thinking my daughter is slow. But after watching this video, I am now convinced she's a bit advanced for her age development, because she can do almost all these activities with confidence. Thank you for the video and blessings to your growing family ❤
Walking is physical tho. Yeah the brains required. But the brain does lots of things & that's more like a sensory thing anyways. But when they're older is it lgonna be ike ok, so when did u start walking. Like no one cares. I highly doubt it's a sign of intelligence for future reference. I mean, have u seen some of these comments. These kids don't know better. Unfortunately adults r supposed to. It's almost like the equivalence to itty bitty t.committee. like Feel better now?
My son does a lot of these things but some of these he doesn’t but he’s also not in day care yet so that can be a cause as well. But I feel a little bette that he’s hitting some of these milestones.
My baby is ahead of all these milestones except speech. Communication with indicating is very very clear with him but I'd like to note that he's growing up bilingual and bilingual kids start speaking at a later stage than monolingual kids.
My son is 13months and does meet all these Milestone, he actually climbs so good its scary to leave him unatended(IF thats The right Word). Thansk for this Great video!
Thanks for making this video, good to know! My son is 13m so not there yet, but at least i know now, to which missing milestones i should pay more attention to... 😊
I love looking ahead, too! It helps me to know what I can work on with my daughter that is age appropriate! I hope your little man hits all of his milestones and has a blast doing it!
Little baby drawing and then attempting to put the marker in her mouth after gave me so much hope 😂😂😂 I was about to say she hadn't put nothing in her mouth yet
Absolutely! That’s why I like the Ages and Stages Questionnaire so much; it’s not expected that your little one necessarily can do EVERY thing yet, and that’s totally normal!!
Thank you so much for a great video, your daughter is beautiful, great information. I wanted to know where can I get a copy of the milestones questionnaire?
SAMEE she can do everything else pretty well but she really lacks in communication,she doesn’t point and doesn’t talk other than babbling,I only understand her by watching her and when she cry’s I usually have to observe at what she’s crying at or for what.🥲
My baby started doing a bunch of things right after I posted this comment. They will do everything at their own pace. Some do it sooner, some later .. Our kids are actually very smart .. ❤️❤️
My baby learned so many things from the show Ms Rachel. (The "for babies" episode. She learned how to say mama and papa and how to wave hi too. She is 14 months almost and she does almost everything the girl in the video does. According to research singing and reading helps a lot with babies learning new words. And yes some babies may take time and each grow on their own pace❤ ❤
@@DalissayLOL she learned to wave there too,I slowly built up from that “hiiii” and “bye bye” and walking away so she understands im going and because i say “hiii😄” and waving when i see her,she learned thats what you do when you meet someone. i dont want to just wait for her to pick these up on her own,atleast i know im trying,i just dont know whats a good opportunity or when to teach her certain things like pointing.🫠☺️
My 13month old boy he can go to the pretent toy toaster when I tell him to go get bread or his book rack when i say let us read books.He has not started pointing yet but he usually pull my fingers or any household member finger to point at number or certain thing he want to know. He can throw basketball into hoop. He like play hid and seek. Mostly he like to throw things on the floor to hear different sound. I don't really know is that 13month milestone.
Use fun words! Model a car going down a ramp and say, “Wooo down!” You can also use animal sounds. My daughter seemed to pick up those first since they’re simpler to say, and they DO count as words!
I think my baby selectively just wants to talk ..on her own 🥴 bc that's her thing. but somexs I think I hear her say several things. Other xs( bc she's so young), it's easy to over look what she's trying to say. & She knows the half half routine. I think she says ty, I love you, hi, hey, etc. Ive heard her woof at dogs but on her own. Her gestures & the way she keeps up w/ instructions & music,,, I've always thought she says mom but she shes been saying it way more frequently for when she wants to be dramatic & I'm only a couple of feet away from her.
So my chidl says baba wawa mama dada. She kind of says kitty and poitns to cat or dog. But she isnt advanced like this i work 10hrs a day and i try to spend every minute teaching her but what do i do? So she can be normal 14 month like your son. Does this mean i am not doing enpugh? Do i have to keep up past her bed time to push her to be normal like your son ? What do i do?
That’s okay! I actually have a video on what to do if you identify a possible delay. My second was a little delayed in gross motor, but she is totally on track now as an 18 month old after some PT!
Thank you so much and I'm so glad it was helpful! It can be so hard to know what is developmentally appropriate each month, so following ASQ has been so helpful to know what we can work on!
It is definitely common at this age! Alice was very wary of new people at first too. I found that the best way to handle it was to let her say hello on her own terms when she was ready.
My daughter is the same way and also has separation anxiety but if she's around other kids she does real well so socializing in any way with cousins or friends kids even kids they hadn't met work .. is the best way too start.. this week I had a Easter party at my brother's normally my daughter shy and doesn't want mama and Dada out of her sight...but if kids are around we don't exist lmao 😂 🙃 the thing that sucks about this stage is you have the negitive Nancy's that say oh you need too socialize your kid more or take them out more like you hadn't done that at all separation anxiety is real and normal .. and a sign of a good heathy conection and a happy relationship with baby and parents .. yes you want them more independent but it's a process too get them outta that anxiety...I'm still working on my daughter ... if we are around just adults even ones she knows she gets very shy! And doesnt want too be held ..and I hear negative comments about my parenting by my parents and my husbands mother lol the only not so fun thing about being a mother is the ppl who think it's not separation anxiety and something your doing wrong...but I realized it's them feeling it by not trying too see her more or inviting us over more so she gets used too them they are offended they don't have the connection they want and it's a them problem not my fault at all..
That’s awesome!! There’s such a range with walking that not walking yet at 14 months is just fine as long as he is meeting other gross motor milestones!
Yes I’m the same position. Met everything in the video but doesn’t want to walk yet on his own. Stands for 3-4 seconds then sits down. 14 months and that’s as far as we are so far lol!
My baby is 14 months, she isn’t really saying words. But she was walking since 9 months. Now she’s climbing on the sofa, steps, and she knows how to get down. I get a little worried about her speech, but I guess all babies move at different places. She also knows the dances to certain songs and will do them when I sing.
They do! Anecdotally, my second was really ahead in fine motor skills but a little behind in gross motor. She caught up when she was ready but you can always ask your pediatrician what they think, too!
It’s not a great idea to call items with a ‘baby sound’ for example calling water ‘wa wa’ Use the correct words for items when speaking to a young child. Then you don’t have to correct them to say the right word once they get talking.
There is definitely research to support that! I found it easier to introduce “baby talk” terms until Alice was actually more verbal before swapping. (Especially as a NICU grad!) I use full words now!
I would add up his score for the section and see if he meets or exceeds the cutoff score. If he exceeds it, you shouldn't be worried! For ones he is selective in doing, you'd mark "sometimes" on the questionnaire, which is worth 5 points. (Yes is 10 points and Not Yet is 0 points.)
My daughter knows up too ten words already knew 8 at 11 months officially in gifted category in vocabulary now she doesn't use these words all the time some days you have too say a word she knows and she will repeat it so her favorite words are mama and Dada and banana of course. She hands us toys too ingage in play she also know Tata too the things she finds and shouldn't have.. she will just hand it on over right away lol..
My 14 month old acts like 3 year old. Says over 100 by now. Knows everything in the house. I constantly have to be watching out as he gets on chairs and tables. Dances like crazy 😂. Takes everything out. Hates diapers. Does not want to be feed only eats on his own. Climbs up and down the stairs. Reads books on his own pointing and mentioning animals and their sounds. As well, he knows where his hair ears, teeth nose and other body parts are. Getting him in the car is a battle as he just wants to be in the driver seat, pretending to drive and touching and turning all the buttons I see other babies act like babies my 14 month old acts like a grown child. I guess it’s good in a way, but it’s been a little sad to me. I never saw him act like a baby much, he began walking at 9 months. These are just some of the things coming out of my mind, but he acts so much like a grown child he way past all these milestones mentioned here which is why I am coming to see what’s considered normal at this stage. Your daughter is absolutely beautiful by the way! What a cutie..❤
If she’s a preemie, you go by adjusted age. (Basically, start counting how old she is from her due date for these!) Your little one gets bonus time to hit milestones, essentially, and that’s totally normal!
@@GinnyBeeEdD thanks for reply I was really worried she was delivered at 34 week .but she is smart and get mostly thing that u show on videos once again thanks 🙏👍
As you can see, my daughter does not meet every single milestone just yet and that is completely okay! Every child is different and your baby might be "ahead" in one category but not yet ready for all the milestones in another. We'll be working on drawing and scribbling when she feels like doing it and I can't wait to watch her learn and grow! Is there a skill you saw that you want to work on with your baby/toddler?
I LOVE how you showed all the things your daughter can and cannot do. This was very encouraging for me to watch because my son can and cannot do some of those things too. I’m glad I stumbled upon this! I will be on the lookout for more content from you!
Thank you so much! I want to always depict an honest run down of skills! There is no benefit as a parent to make other parents feel bad or “less than” and not being able to do a few things is TOTALLY okay!
This is the sweetest period from 1 to 2 years old! My boy is 14 months! Everyday I see the difference; new skills, new sounds… Thsnk you!
I was actually worried , thinking my daughter is slow. But after watching this video, I am now convinced she's a bit advanced for her age development, because she can do almost all these activities with confidence. Thank you for the video and blessings to your growing family ❤
It can be so stressful to not know! I'm so happy your girl is doing well! I have a 15 month video too, if you wanted to "look ahead."
Sameee 😭
Slow? Surely not mama.
Walking is physical tho. Yeah the brains required. But the brain does lots of things & that's more like a sensory thing anyways. But when they're older is it lgonna be ike ok, so when did u start walking. Like no one cares. I highly doubt it's a sign of intelligence for future reference. I mean, have u seen some of these comments. These kids don't know better. Unfortunately adults r supposed to. It's almost like the equivalence to itty bitty t.committee. like Feel better now?
The eating the marker lol glad I’m not the only one who does that so fast lol bc my son puts everything in his mouth still at 14 months lol 😂
Oh yeah, I try to keep it real. 😂 It is not always as I hope things go! You’re definitely not alone!!
Same my son hope he stop soon
What kind of crayon was that? The egg shaped one
My son does a lot of these things but some of these he doesn’t but he’s also not in day care yet so that can be a cause as well. But I feel a little bette that he’s hitting some of these milestones.
Me teaching my daughter to point: there,go get your bottle 👉
My daughter just staring at the tip my finger:👁️👄👁️
My baby is ahead of all these milestones except speech. Communication with indicating is very very clear with him but I'd like to note that he's growing up bilingual and bilingual kids start speaking at a later stage than monolingual kids.
My son is 13months and does meet all these Milestone, he actually climbs so good its scary to leave him unatended(IF thats The right Word). Thansk for this Great video!
I’m glad it was helpful!!
Thanks for making this video, good to know! My son is 13m so not there yet, but at least i know now, to which missing milestones i should pay more attention to... 😊
I love looking ahead, too! It helps me to know what I can work on with my daughter that is age appropriate! I hope your little man hits all of his milestones and has a blast doing it!
Little baby drawing and then attempting to put the marker in her mouth after gave me so much hope 😂😂😂 I was about to say she hadn't put nothing in her mouth yet
I try to keep it real here. 😂
14 months exactly or 14 months almost 15 months?
We kind of have a bilingual household, so my 14 has all of these qualities except the language. He understands more Spanish than English.
That’s very typical for bilingual children and likely no cause for concern! Don’t forget that things like animal sounds count as words too!
@@GinnyBeeEdD He makes the sound of the bird outside of our window every morning. Lol
Same here. She reaches pretty much all milestones except language. I speak English and my bf speaks French.
thanks for this. i am no longer worried seems my lil lady is pretty clever too
I’m so glad to help! I hope your little lady keeps growing and learning well!
Thank you for this video… 🥰Really helped me with all this anxiety and feeling if not doing enough to help with development.
I’m so glad it helped you!! ☺️
This is very helpful thank you for creating
Thanks for the video! Very helpful! I wanted to ask you though, what highchair do you have?
It's this one: amzn.to/3xIcpAb I love it! It's super easy to wipe clean!
Mine is definitely there physically it’s just a few of the other steps, sometimes you gotta be patient and just chill…
Absolutely! That’s why I like the Ages and Stages Questionnaire so much; it’s not expected that your little one necessarily can do EVERY thing yet, and that’s totally normal!!
Thank you for this.. my son is 13m and he's meeting every one so far. Makes me very proud. 💙
Me watching:
Yes everything super easy!
Gets to "eating with utensil"
Me:I'm going to ignore that.
Thank you so much for a great video, your daughter is beautiful, great information. I wanted to know where can I get a copy of the milestones questionnaire?
You can search up ages and stages questionnaire, and I believe there is a PDF copy online of the book! It is also called ASQ-3 in the medical field!
My 14m old doesn’t do any of the things mentioned in communication. He only babbles mamama dadada.
SAMEE she can do everything else pretty well but she really lacks in communication,she doesn’t point and doesn’t talk other than babbling,I only understand her by watching her and when she cry’s I usually have to observe at what she’s crying at or for what.🥲
I know she’s not dumb because she’s good at imitating but she’s also not advanced lol all babies are different.🤙🏼
My baby started doing a bunch of things right after I posted this comment. They will do everything at their own pace. Some do it sooner, some later .. Our kids are actually very smart .. ❤️❤️
My baby learned so many things from the show Ms Rachel. (The "for babies" episode. She learned how to say mama and papa and how to wave hi too. She is 14 months almost and she does almost everything the girl in the video does. According to research singing and reading helps a lot with babies learning new words. And yes some babies may take time and each grow on their own pace❤ ❤
@@DalissayLOL she learned to wave there too,I slowly built up from that “hiiii” and “bye bye” and walking away so she understands im going and because i say “hiii😄” and waving when i see her,she learned thats what you do when you meet someone.
i dont want to just wait for her to pick these up on her own,atleast i know im trying,i just dont know whats a good opportunity or when to teach her certain things like pointing.🫠☺️
Really cute video.. ur baby is superrr adorbs.. really helpful video..thanks 😊
Thank you so much! ☺️
My 13month old boy he can go to the pretent toy toaster when I tell him to go get bread or his book rack when i say let us read books.He has not started pointing yet but he usually pull my fingers or any household member finger to point at number or certain thing he want to know. He can throw basketball into hoop. He like play hid and seek. Mostly he like to throw things on the floor to hear different sound. I don't really know is that 13month milestone.
Theres something about those egg crayons tho. My baby scribbles with a pen or pencil all the time but the egg crayons? He just wants to eat them!
My baby does all the things expect speaking words can you please help me on this
Use fun words! Model a car going down a ramp and say, “Wooo down!” You can also use animal sounds. My daughter seemed to pick up those first since they’re simpler to say, and they DO count as words!
My baby doesn’t say mama or much of anything, but she says woof if you ask what a dog says
I think my baby selectively just wants to talk ..on her own 🥴 bc that's her thing. but somexs I think I hear her say several things. Other xs( bc she's so young), it's easy to over look what she's trying to say. & She knows the half half routine. I think she says ty, I love you, hi, hey, etc. Ive heard her woof at dogs but on her own. Her gestures & the way she keeps up w/ instructions & music,,, I've always thought she says mom but she shes been saying it way more frequently for when she wants to be dramatic & I'm only a couple of feet away from her.
So my chidl says baba wawa mama dada. She kind of says kitty and poitns to cat or dog. But she isnt advanced like this i work 10hrs a day and i try to spend every minute teaching her but what do i do? So she can be normal 14 month like your son. Does this mean i am not doing enpugh? Do i have to keep up past her bed time to push her to be normal like your son ? What do i do?
1000th like! This was so insightful and thank you for the message at the end. God bless & Merry Christmas 🎄
Yes, laundry must count😁😂😂❤❤
It definitely does in our house! 😂
I have a one year old and a two year old. My one year old has all the skills in this video except for communication.
My baby did everything except dada and mama for that he does the lobger version dadddadadada 🤣
That counts! My daughter did the same! 😂
The crayon looked like an egg so she would try to eat it naturally.
My baby not doing none of these
That’s okay! I actually have a video on what to do if you identify a possible delay. My second was a little delayed in gross motor, but she is totally on track now as an 18 month old after some PT!
Same here 😢😢
I’m a little concerned some things my son doesn’t do either but I’ll watch the other videos to make sure that I work on those skills.
Hi, When did your baby started speaking?
How is your baby now?
Pls help
@Justericaaaa Hi, When did your baby started speaking?
Pl
How is your baby now?
Good thing those markers are non toxic haha
I love your video! I’ve learnt so much. May god bless your family ♥️
Thank you so much and I'm so glad it was helpful! It can be so hard to know what is developmentally appropriate each month, so following ASQ has been so helpful to know what we can work on!
This has helped me a lot and I’ll def work on some of these. My son is not in daycare so some things I expect him not to do
Thanks, so thanksful video.
Happy to help!
Can you please let me know something on stranger anxiety
It is definitely common at this age! Alice was very wary of new people at first too. I found that the best way to handle it was to let her say hello on her own terms when she was ready.
My daughter is the same way and also has separation anxiety but if she's around other kids she does real well so socializing in any way with cousins or friends kids even kids they hadn't met work .. is the best way too start.. this week I had a Easter party at my brother's normally my daughter shy and doesn't want mama and Dada out of her sight...but if kids are around we don't exist lmao 😂 🙃 the thing that sucks about this stage is you have the negitive Nancy's that say oh you need too socialize your kid more or take them out more like you hadn't done that at all separation anxiety is real and normal .. and a sign of a good heathy conection and a happy relationship with baby and parents .. yes you want them more independent but it's a process too get them outta that anxiety...I'm still working on my daughter ... if we are around just adults even ones she knows she gets very shy! And doesnt want too be held ..and I hear negative comments about my parenting by my parents and my husbands mother lol the only not so fun thing about being a mother is the ppl who think it's not separation anxiety and something your doing wrong...but I realized it's them feeling it by not trying too see her more or inviting us over more so she gets used too them they are offended they don't have the connection they want and it's a them problem not my fault at all..
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Nice. Great
Thank you!!!
Happy to help!
Everything ticks for my baby boy except walk.. He still needs assistance to walk. Anyone face the same problems?
That’s awesome!! There’s such a range with walking that not walking yet at 14 months is just fine as long as he is meeting other gross motor milestones!
Yes I’m the same position. Met everything in the video but doesn’t want to walk yet on his own. Stands for 3-4 seconds then sits down. 14 months and that’s as far as we are so far lol!
My baby girl is 15 months and I'm concerned. I watched the video and she meets barely 5 of the activities.
It's nice
Welldone
My baby is 14 months, she isn’t really saying words. But she was walking since 9 months. Now she’s climbing on the sofa, steps, and she knows how to get down. I get a little worried about her speech, but I guess all babies move at different places. She also knows the dances to certain songs and will do them when I sing.
They do! Anecdotally, my second was really ahead in fine motor skills but a little behind in gross motor. She caught up when she was ready but you can always ask your pediatrician what they think, too!
Hi.. When did your baby started speaking
sameee,my daughter was advanced compared to other babies physically but not speech🥲
Hi, when did your baby started speaking?
It’s not a great idea to call items with a ‘baby sound’ for example calling water ‘wa wa’
Use the correct words for items when speaking to a young child. Then you don’t have to correct them to say the right word once they get talking.
There is definitely research to support that! I found it easier to introduce “baby talk” terms until Alice was actually more verbal before swapping. (Especially as a NICU grad!) I use full words now!
What is the name of blue egg shaped toy?
They're Crayola My First Palm Grip Crayons! Basically, crayons made for tiny hands!
@@GinnyBeeEdD Thank you, great channel, God Bless.
My son does all of these but is selective with answering his name or giving eye contact for long.Should I be worried
I would add up his score for the section and see if he meets or exceeds the cutoff score. If he exceeds it, you shouldn't be worried! For ones he is selective in doing, you'd mark "sometimes" on the questionnaire, which is worth 5 points. (Yes is 10 points and Not Yet is 0 points.)
My baby girl is 15 months and I'm concerned. I watched the video and she meets barely 5 of the activities.
My daughter knows up too ten words already knew 8 at 11 months officially in gifted category in vocabulary now she doesn't use these words all the time some days you have too say a word she knows and she will repeat it so her favorite words are mama and Dada and banana of course. She hands us toys too ingage in play she also know Tata too the things she finds and shouldn't have.. she will just hand it on over right away lol..
Well if she’s breastfed, tata is an important one for her to know, too! 😂
what was used with spoon feeding
I used the Bumpkins Chewtensils! I found they were easiest for my daughter to use!
My 14 month old acts like 3 year old. Says over 100 by now. Knows everything in the house. I constantly have to be watching out as he gets on chairs and tables. Dances like crazy 😂. Takes everything out. Hates diapers. Does not want to be feed only eats on his own. Climbs up and down the stairs. Reads books on his own pointing and mentioning animals and their sounds. As well, he knows where his hair ears, teeth nose and other body parts are. Getting him in the car is a battle as he just wants to be in the driver seat, pretending to drive and touching and turning all the buttons I see other babies act like babies my 14 month old acts like a grown child. I guess it’s good in a way, but it’s been a little sad to me. I never saw him act like a baby much, he began walking at 9 months. These are just some of the things coming out of my mind, but he acts so much like a grown child he way past all these milestones mentioned here which is why I am coming to see what’s considered normal at this stage. Your daughter is absolutely beautiful by the way! What a cutie..❤
No my baby doesn't walk till now should I worried 😫
She was premature and weak from birth plzzz help
If she’s a preemie, you go by adjusted age. (Basically, start counting how old she is from her due date for these!) Your little one gets bonus time to hit milestones, essentially, and that’s totally normal!
@@GinnyBeeEdD thanks for reply I was really worried she was delivered at 34 week .but she is smart and get mostly thing that u show on videos once again thanks 🙏👍