What are the milestones that an average 16 month old should have accomplished recently?

Question

What are some upcoming milestones and at what ages?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Even at this young age, your toddler is learning that he is rewarded with positive attention — hugs, laughter, praise — when he behaves in ways that people around him think are "right," and that he is punished or ignored when his behavior is "wrong." (What may really amaze you is how quickly your intuitive toddler learns that to different people right and wrong mean different things. A behavior that might elicit a frown from you, i.e., pounding a toy on the coffee table or pulling the dog's tail, brings peals of laughter from an older sibling.) The social interactions you're most likely to witness now are basic — waving, smiling, playing peekaboo, and following simple instructions — but these are all first steps in establishing his personal social style that are learned through imitation. A 16-month-old is also able to initiate displays of affection and he'll give back what he receives. If you show affection with hugs and kisses, he will likely, too.

At about 16 months, your toddler understands that he is his own person, but that he can use you as an extension of himself. For instance, if he sees a toy that he wants but can't reach, he'll push you toward it and gesture until you know he wants you to hand it to him. Or, he may not feel comfortable walking up a flight of stairs, but since he's determined to do it anyway, he'll grasp your hand so you can help him.

Giving him opportunities to imitate you at work, such as "cooking" in a play kitchen since he can't really make you dinner, will help cut down on the frustration he feels about being too little to do some of the things he wants to do and will also build his self-esteem. Toddler-sized tool sets, little play kitchens, or grocery carts are great fun for 16-month-olds.

Answer 3

By the end of the fifteenth month, your toddler should be able to do:
-Walk well
-Bend over and pick up an object
-Use at least one word
Will probably be able to do:
-Use two words (by 14 1/2 months)
-drink from a cup
-scribble
-Point to a desired object
May possibly be able to do:
-Point to one body part when asked
-use spoon/fork
-Build a tower of 2 cubes
By the end of the Sixteenth month your toddler should be able to :
-imitate activities
-scribble
Will probably be able to do:
-use 3 words
-dump an object in imitation
May possible be able to do:
-use 6 words
-run fast
May even be able to:
-Kick a ball forward
-Brush teeth, with help
By the end of the seventeenth month your toddler should be able to do:
-use 2 words
-drink from a cup
Will probably be able to do:
-build a tower of 2 cubes
May possibly be able to do:
-Walk up steps
-remove an article of clothing
-"feed" a doll
May even be able to do:
-build a tower of 4 cubes
-identify 2 items in a picture by pointing
-combine words
-throw a ball overhead
-speak and be understood half the time.

I hope this all has helped

Answer 4

Some babies walk at 10 months, some not til 16 months.
He should say a few words. Each child is different.

Answer 5

Babies are so advance in this day and time. Some or walking, potty train, talking clear, doing everything. They all are different.

Dont' worry the doctor will let you know.

Answer 6

Feeding themselves with a spoon/fork, standing without support, walking, climbing stairs, saying a few words, knowing some colors/shapes...but remember, all kids are different. :)

Answer 7

http://www.babycenter.com/general/toddler/toddlerdevelopment/6474.html

here is a milestone chart.

Answer 8

Every child is different. Talk to your doctor if you're worried.

Answer 9

finite mathematics, college entry level quantum physics, you know the normal stuff,

Answer 10

walking and talking a little