23 months Old Baby (89 to 92 weeks)

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23 months Old Baby (89 to 92 weeks)

There is no question that most children enjoy television. Many parents are however concerned over the effect of television on young minds. As this second year draws to a close, your toddler continues to express her desire for autonomy by taking a larger role in dressing herself. She looks forward to real stories in real books and has outgrown the board books favored by babies and younger toddlers. She is playing more and more with friends.

Things your toddler can do AT THIS STAGE

• kick a small ball forward

Things your toddler may possibly do AT THIS STAGE

• combine words

• identify 6 body parts by naming

• use 50+ single words

Things your toddler may possibly do AT THIS STAGE

• put an article of clothing

Things your toddler may even be able to do AT THIS STAGE

• identify 4 items in a picture by naming

• use prepositions

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