Developmental indicators of 1-year-old babies Developmental standards of 1-year-old babies

When your baby turns one, it means that he will soon be able to talk and walk. Babies who turn one also have different developmental indicators at this stage. Here are some developmental indicators for one-year-old babies.

1 year old baby development

Social and Emotional Development:

1. Feeling shy or nervous around strangers;

2. Crying when mom or dad leaves;

3. Have favorite people and things;

4. Show fear in certain situations;

5. When he wants to hear a story, he will give you a book;

6. Repeat certain sounds or behaviors to attract your attention;

7. Extending arms or legs when putting on clothes;

8. Play games, such as hide-and-seek or cake-making.

Language Development:

1. Respond to simple language instructions

2. Use simple gestures, such as shaking your head to mean "no" or waving your hand to mean "goodbye"

3. The voice and tone fluctuate, sounding like a speech

4. Can say "Dad" and "Mom" and use interjections, such as "Oh!"

5. Imitate the way you speak.

Cognitive Development:

1. Explore objects in different ways, such as shaking, knocking, throwing, dropping on the ground, etc.;

2. Find hidden things;

3. When reading the name of a picture or object, you can look at the correct picture or object;

4. Imitate gestures;

5. Use some items correctly, such as drinking water from a cup and combing hair;

6. Use two objects to hit each other;

7. Put an object in a container and take it out of the container;

8. Do something without help;

9. Poke something with your index finger;

10. Follow simple instructions, such as “Put away the toys.”

Motor Development:

1. Able to sit without assistance;

2. Able to stand up by holding onto something and walk by holding onto furniture;

3. Able to walk a few steps without support;

4. You can stand for a while without support.

Abnormal signal:

1. Don’t grab things;

2. Unable to stand without support;

3. When he sees you hiding something, he won’t go looking for it;

4. Unable to say simple words, such as "Mom" or "Dad";

5. Not learning simple gestures, such as waving or shaking the head;

6. Can’t point at things;

7. Loss of skills you once had.

Developmental indicators of 1-year-old babies

boy

Height (cm) 68.6-85.0 Average 76.5

Weight (kg) 7.21-14.00 Average 10.05

Head circumference (cm) 42.6-50.5 Average 46.4

girl

Height (cm) 67.2-83.4 Average 75

Weight (kg) 6.87-13.15 Average 9.4

Head circumference (cm) 41.5-49.3 Average 45.1

Dietary requirements for 1-year-old babies

At this stage, the baby can eat most things, but he may start to be picky about food. Therefore, mothers need to change the daily meals and cultivate good eating habits for the baby.

Note that cholesterol and other fats are very important for the growth and development of babies, so they should be given enough. Mothers should try to provide their babies with a menu consisting of the following four types of food: 1. Meat, fish, poultry, eggs; 2. Dairy products; 3. Fruits and vegetables; 4. Cereals, potatoes, rice, bread, pasta.