Baby
Development in month 11
Development month by month — what your baby is learning now, what to watch, and how to support.
Motor milestones
- ●Stands well, first steps with support
- ●A few steps alone possible
- ●Throws and rolls a ball
- ●Can let go of small objects deliberately
Cognitive milestones
- ●Points to pictures in books when asked
- ●Understands simple two-part instructions
- ●Remembers where familiar objects are kept
Social and emotional milestones
- ●Deliberately shows affection (kissing, hugging)
- ●Plays complexly with familiar toys
- ●Reacts to music with movement
Language milestones
- ●2–5 words in active vocabulary
- ●Imitates animal sounds
Red flags — when to see the paediatrician?
- ●No steps with support
- ●No single meaningful word
- ●Does not point at objects
- ●No eye contact in interaction
Activity ideas
- ✓Push toys for walking practice
- ✓Small balls for rolling
- ✓Name pictures in books together
- ✓Simple imitation games (phoning, brushing)
Common concerns and tips
Many babies stand and take their first few steps. If your baby is still crawling with no signs of standing — also fine. U6 check-up from 10 months on.
Development varies. This information is based on WHO and CDC milestones but does not replace paediatric assessment. If in doubt, consult your paediatrician.
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