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    This document outlines typical developmental milestones in gross motor skills, fine motor skills, language, and social skills for children from 1 month to 6 years of age. Some key milestones include: - At 1 month, infants will alter to sounds. At 2 months, they begin to socially smile. At 3 months, infants can hold their neck and recognize their mother. - By 12 months, infants can stand with support, walk with support, and say 1-2 words with meaning. - Between 2-3 years, children can climb stairs holding the railing, ride tricycles, and say sentences with 2 words. They can also engage in parallel and group play. - By 5

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    This document outlines typical developmental milestones in gross motor skills, fine motor skills, language, and social skills for children from 1 month to 6 years of age. Some key milestones include: - At 1 month, infants will alter to sounds. At 2 months, they begin to socially smile. At 3 months, infants can hold their neck and recognize their mother. - By 12 months, infants can stand with support, walk with support, and say 1-2 words with meaning. - Between 2-3 years, children can climb stairs holding the railing, ride tricycles, and say sentences with 2 words. They can also engage in parallel and group play. - By 5

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    Pedia Milestones Chart

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    This document outlines typical developmental milestones in gross motor skills, fine motor skills, language, and social skills for children from 1 month to 6 years of age. Some key milestones include: - At 1 month, infants will alter to sounds. At 2 months, they begin to socially smile. At 3 months, infants can hold their neck and recognize their mother. - By 12 months, infants can stand with support, walk with support, and say 1-2 words with meaning. - Between 2-3 years, children can climb stairs holding the railing, ride tricycles, and say sentences with 2 words. They can also engage in parallel and group play. - By 5

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    Pediatrics – Developmental Milestones

    Age Gross Motor Fine Motor Language Social


    1m Alter to sound
    2 Social smile
    3 Neck Holding Cooing sound Recognises mother
    4 Bidexterous immature ulnar palmar grasp Laugh loud
    5 Rolling over
    6 Sitting – tripod posture Unidexterous immature ulnar palmar grasp Monosyllables, babbling Stranger anxiety, smiles at mirror image
    7
    8 Sitting without support, crawling Mature radial palmar grasp
    9 Immature pincer grasp Bisyllables Waves bye bye
    10 Standing with support, creeping Peek a boo
    11 Cruising
    12 Standing without support, walks Mature pincer grasp 11 to 2 words with Plays simple ball game
    with support meaning
    13,14
    15 Walks without support Scribbles, 2 cube block Jagrons speech Pointing to objects
    16,17
    18 Runs Vertical line, 3 cube block 8 to 10 meaningful words Domestic mimicry
    19-
    23
    24 Climbs stairs – 2 foot/step Horizontal line, 6 cube block, 100 words, 2 word
    undress with support sentences
    3y Climbs stairs – 1 foot/step, tricycle Circle, 9 cube block, dressing with support Name age gender Parallel play
    4 Climbs down with 1 foot/step, Cross/plus Tell stories Group play, right left discrimination
    hoping
    4.5 Square
    5 Triangle, dressing & undressing without support Asks meaning of words Follow 3 step commands, identify 4
    colours, repeat 4 digits
    6 diamond
    - Shankara Siddharth | Ref: Ghai Essential Pediatrics 9th edition

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