Toddler
Development in month 14
Development month by month — what your baby is learning now, what to watch, and how to support.
Motor milestones
- ●Walks steadily, can walk backwards
- ●Climbs on sofas and low furniture
- ●Throws a ball with direction
- ●Uses spoon with help
Cognitive milestones
- ●Stacks 2–3 blocks
- ●Points to familiar objects in books
- ●Systematically looks for hidden things
Social and emotional milestones
- ●Shows affection for favourite toy
- ●Shares attention (‘joint attention’)
- ●Responds strongly to others’ mood
Language milestones
- ●5–10 words active
- ●Names familiar people and animals
Red flags — when to see the paediatrician?
- ●Fewer than 3 words
- ●No interest in people around
- ●No play initiative
- ●Still not walking after 15 months
Activity ideas
- ✓Block sets and stacking
- ✓Simple role play (feed doll)
- ✓Stair practice (supervised)
- ✓Name fruits and vegetables at meals
Common concerns and tips
The mix of ‘I want to do everything myself’ and ‘I can’t yet’ leads to frustration tantrums. Patience helps more than arguing.
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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