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By 13 months, about half of all babies walk, but most still fall over if they lose momentum.
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She is more purposeful in the way she explores objects.
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She can put two ideas together to make a plan and her behaviour begins to flow.
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She starts to treat objects in appropriate ways: she cuddles teddy bears and presses the button on her jack-in-the-box.
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He understands much of what is being said.
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He imitates actions such as talking on the phone, sweeping, pushing a shopping cart, etc.
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He likes other children but does not play with them.
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He moves one object to reach another that was hidden from view.
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How to help your child learn more with these toys ... |
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It's time to move your baby to his own little home-within-a-home, so he can get a sense of his budding independence. The house will soon turn into a fort, a cave, even a space ship, as your baby's imagination grows!
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Other Play & Learn activities for this age:
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How do I get my 1-year-old to sleep in his crib instead of with me? |
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I think it is a mistake, though there are plenty of people who would disagree with me. But what’s done is done, and now it is going to take some time to get him used to sleeping alone.
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More toys for your
12 to 18-month-old |
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