Toddler Milestones

There are so many milestones to look forward to in the first few years of your child’s life, especially when it comes to developing motor skills. This free printable checklist will guide you through all the developmental milestones for your toddler—from walking up stairs to drawing on their own—and what you should be looking for at 1-3 years old!

Your 18 to 24-month old baby is growing and learning new skills quickly. He is likely knows the meaning of simple objects, names items in a book, understands simple verbs. The following developmental milestone chart will give you an idea of what do expect during the next few months. The project above was completed by Master of Occupational Therapy students at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center and posted with permission.

Britt turned 19 months old on July 6th! This month I decided to use some pics of her during lunch. She is SO silly at meal times. She loves to play peek-a-boo and loves to

Because our work requires such close relationships and collaboration with many of South Carolina’s local pediatricians, we developed this helpful chart of SC child development milestones to monitor for developmental delays.

Your baby is on the move and maybe walking. Read about 16-month-old's development milestones and ways to encourage growth.

Discover the ultimate baby development milestone checklist! From first smiles to first steps, this checklist covers it all. Stay informed about key milestones and developmental stages to support your little one's journey. Perfect for new parents and caregivers, this resource provides peace of mind and essential insights. Click to learn more and give your baby the best start in life!