Supporting Brain Development in the First Three Years

Cognitive, Play, and Communication Skills​​ Look for your child to show these signs at 12- to 18-months-old: Stacks blocks and rings. Pushes and pulls toys.Read more

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Learn how the brains of infants and toddlers grow and how you can support their brain development through everyday interactions.

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What most children do by this age: · Social/Emotional Milestones · Language/Communication Milestones · Cognitive Milestones (learning, thinking, ...Read more

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Now you'll start to hear real words among the grunts, nods and pointing. There may be 1 or 2 words at about 12 months, increasing to 6 or more words by 18 ...Read more

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Read about vital brain development stages for pre-toddlers aged 12-18 months. Learn about cognition, movement, language, and emotional growth.

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Normal development · Walks alone · May walk up steps and run · Pulls toys while walking · Can help undress herself · Drinks from a cup · Begins using spoon · Can stack ...Read more

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Every toddler develops at their own pace, but most 18-month-olds will say about ten words, including “mama” and “dada." Some say more and others less.Read more

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Changes in the brain allow a toddler between 18 and 24 months of age to think in more complex ways, such as recalling events that occurred days earlier.Read more

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Find out more about developmental milestones and learning goals associated with brain development for young toddlers one to two years of age in each area below.Read more

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At 18-24 months, expect new and complex emotions, pretend play, independence, walking, a lot of new words, and more. · Talking and listening, ...Read more

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Cognitive, Play, and Communication Skills​​ Look for your child to show these signs at 12- to 18-months-old: Stacks blocks and rings. Pushes and pulls toys.Read more

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Read about vital brain development stages for pre-toddlers aged 12-18 months. Learn about cognition, movement, language, and emotional growth.

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At 12 to 18 months, your child can process and store emotional events but doesn't yet have the language and memory skills to consciously consider and express ...Read more

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Now you'll start to hear real words among the grunts, nods and pointing. There may be 1 or 2 words at about 12 months, increasing to 6 or more words by 18 ...Read more

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2 Sept 2025 — What most children do by this age: · Social/Emotional Milestones · Language/Communication Milestones · Cognitive Milestones (learning, thinking, ...Read more

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By 18 months most toddlers can say around 50 words and understand a whopping 500, so even though they may not say much back, they're listening! When it comes to ...Read more

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At 12 to 18 months, your child can process and store emotional events but doesn't yet have the language and memory skills to consciously consider and express ...Read more

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6 Nov 2025 — At 15-18 months, you can expect curiosity, strong attachments, new words, independent walking, small hand movements and more. Talking and ...Read more

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Changes in the brain allow a toddler between 18 and 24 months of age to think in more complex ways, such as recalling events that occurred days earlier. The ...Read more

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Just 15 minutes of play can build millions of brain connections. True! Every hug, kiss, song or game can help your child's development in a thousand different ...Read more

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