By one year, children should have a certain set of skills. So what should a child be able to do at 1 year old?
Motor skills
During this period, the child persistently tries to walk. Moreover, it is normal if girls master this skill earlier than boys.
So, a child at 1 year old should:
- stand firmly without the help of adults;
- move around with adult support;
- actively crawl;
- squat, stand on your feet from any position;
- climb on upholstered furniture, climb down to the floor.
Cognitive activity
- compose and disassemble a three-piece pyramid with wide rings on your own;
- open / close boxes of boxes;
- fold "turrets";
- be interested in lockers (open / close, push / pull drawers);
- imitate the actions of parents or peers;
- be interested in household appliances.
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Emotional and social development
- demonstrate your emotions;
- enjoy new toys;
- to recognize household members and rejoice when meeting them;
- recognize family members in the photo;
- be alert when a stranger appears;
- admire yourself in the mirror.
Speech development
- to speak "their" language;
- imitate animal voices;
- execute orders bring / show / close);
- understand the words "can", "not";
- know the names of relatives;
- wave your hands at parting and play "okay".
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