Free Developmental Assessment 12-18 Months - Little Hands at Play Therapy

Check the milestones your baby has reached by 12-18 Months.

Drinks from a straw

Yes No

Copies other children while playing, like taking toys out of a container when another child does

Yes No

Transitions from sitting on the floor to standing without falling

Yes No

Transitions from standing to sitting on the floor without falling

Yes No

Gets into and out of sitting while playing on the floor

Yes No

Walks along furniture

Yes No

Stands independently

Yes No

Crawls on hands and knees

Yes No

Grasps a thick crayon or pencil

Yes No

Turns a page in a cardboard book

Yes No

Pulls off socks and shoes

Yes No

Feeds self finger foods

Yes No

Cooperates with dressing and undressing by straightening arm to put in sleeve/bending arm to take out of sleeve

Yes No

Puts objects into others

Yes No

Waves bye-bye

Yes No

Regularly attempts to imitate different sounds

Yes No

Eats coarsely chopped foods

Yes No

Takes turns talking using a combination of babbling, vocalizations, gestures and true words

Yes No

Points or gestures (ex: raises arms if they want to be held or points to toy out of reach)

Yes No

Tolerates bathtime

Yes No

Tolerates playing with a variety of textures (ex: sand, water play, play doh)

Yes No

Tolerates brushing hair and/or teeth

Yes No

Tolerates typical household sounds without getting upset (ex: vacuum, toilet flushing)

Yes No

Calms down easily after being upset

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Can sit down to perform an activity, look at a book, or play a game

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Climbs and explores the playground

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Tries new foods

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Cooperates appropriately for their age

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Tolerates changes in routine

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Tolerates wearing different types of clothing textures, including socks

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Can swing or ride in the car without getting carsick/dizzy

Yes No

Eats a variety of food tastes and textures

Yes No

Can imitate ‘blowing a kiss’

Yes No

Has a vocabulary of 5-10 words

Yes No

Able to point to body parts

Yes No