Child Development

19-24 Months

• Puts 3 words together (pron., V. Obj.)
• Listens to stories with pictures
• Turns pages by self
• Tells immediate experiences
• Imitates household tasks
• Helps to undress
• Handles spoon well
• Builds 6 block tower
• Imitates horizontal stroke
• Circular scribbling
• Opens doors
• Walks up and down stairs, one step at a time
• Down stairs, both feet on each step, holds rail
• Up stairs, both feet on each step, holds rail
• Runs well
• Identifies four body parts
• Stands on request from sitting position on floor

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