Milestones (13-15 months)

Most toddlers should be able to:

• Say two or more words other than mama or dada.
• Stand well.
• Bend over to pick up objects.
• Take a few steps and walk with help.

Some toddlers may be able to:

• Say three or more words other than mama or dada.
• Scribble with markers or crayons.
• Respond to commands without gestures.

Most toddlers should be able to:

• Take a few steps unassisted.
• Empty a container filled with objects and put them back in the container.
• Say three or more words other than mama or dada.
• Eat finger foods.
  

Some toddlers may be able to:

• Toddle well.
• Point to a body part when asked.
• Combine words and gestures to make their needs known.

Most toddlers should be able to:

• Toddle well.
• Climb stairs.
• Say up to five words.
• Like to look at books and turn the pages.
• Laugh at funny things.

Some toddlers may be able to:

• Walk well or run.
• Sing.
• Draw lines.

This is only a guide; your baby may hit this milestones earlier or later than her peers. If you are worried about her development, contact your health professional.

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