Milestones (22-24 months)

Most children should be able to:

• Imitate the behaviour of others.
• Show good signs of bladder control.
• Follow two step directions.
• Start to learn up to 10 words or more per day.

Some children may be able to:

• Form short but complete and understandable sentences.
• Identify several parts of the body.
• Walk down stairs with some assistance.

Most children should be able to:

• Walk down stairs with some assistance.
• Identify parts of their own body.
• Name pictures in books.
• Like puzzles.

Some children may be able to:

• Form three or four word sentences.
• Put on clothing alone.

Most children should be able to:

• Form three or four word sentences.
• Put on clothing alone.

Some children may be able to:

• Walk down stairs unassisted.
• Talk about themselves.
• Arrange things in categories.
• Start asking questions.

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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