I still know that each child has different developmental milestones, but there are common points that every 2-year-old child should achieve in his or her growing up.
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10 weeks of crisis for children under 2 years old - Confusion of every mother (QC)
Children under 2 years old have to say that they are cute like an angel, but also "hard to stumble like a prince, a queen". The feeling of parents' feeling of nervousness and fluff in the child's 10-week crisis is not easy to overcome.
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Began to like musical instruments
Use more vocabulary when talking
The ability to remember develops
Notify parents when needing to go to the toilet
This does not mean that 2-year-olds need to achieve these milestones at the same time. Maybe just 2,3,4 or 5 landmarks are also great.
Baby can grasp and pick up sturdy objects, move towards themselves and let go after holding it. And children can also do the opposite action. At first the object may slide out of hand, but it will quickly improve.
When you buy your child a piano or a toy drum, he will be delighted to use it to make noises while you sing to your baby. Of course, the rhythms that babies create are random, not according to any certain lessons. That is only natural reflex, learning now is "luxury" for children.
Children use a lot of different words in conversations with others. At this time, children can imitate and learn vocabulary very quickly when listening to you. So just "scream" when your baby is not around.
Try to use language with your baby in a diverse but basic way. Instead of using the same word to describe a recurring action, choose a word that has the same meaning. For example "huge" instead of "big".
At this time, the child's imagination is richer and he likes to participate in pretend games , for example, being a doctor or a lifeguard. Your child absolutely loves this type of activity because he can pretend to be someone else - chances are he'll dress up like an adult.
Let your baby practice basic jigsaw puzzles, consisting of only 2-3 pieces that can be easily put together and do not forget to choose a small size to play with your baby's hand. You will find that children not only enjoy but also have great imagination.
Children love memory “challenges”. Let's say you put a newspaper on the kitchen table. For a few minutes you go to another room and pretend you don't remember where you left the newspaper. You ask: "Do you know where the mother paper is?" Baby thinks for a moment and will bring it to you in no time.
As a toddler, she always tries to dance, but she really can't take her feet off the ground. Now, the baby has freed her legs into the air and landed safely on the same spot. At first, the distance between the soles of the feet and the floor is minimal, but it gradually increases.
Your baby is more adventurous while playing outdoors but still likes you to be around him when she plays - your presence makes them feel safe and gives them confidence to explore more than.
Because now your baby can have good urination and bowel control during the day. Babies are happy to be able to dress themselves like older siblings. Praise each time your baby can take and sit at his potty.
Babies love to be with other children and you may find them quickly becoming discouraged when playing alone. On the other hand, don't be surprised to find that the baby and her friends are constantly quarreling, even though you did your best to discourage it. That is natural development psychology.
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