Developmental Assessment App Date of Birth: Age (in months): Age: Developmental Milestones Gross Motor Newborn: Limited head control, turns head side to side 3 months: Raises head and chest while lying on stomach 6 months: Rolls over in both directions, begins to sit without support 9 months: Crawls, pulls to stand 12 months: Walks holding onto furniture, may take a few steps without holding on 2 years: Walks independently, begins to run, kicks a ball 3 years: Climbs well, pedals a tricycle 5 years: Hops and stands on one foot, skips 7 years: Balances on one foot for 10 seconds, rides a bicycle 10 years: Jumps rope, participates in organized sports Fine Motor Newborn: Hands are fisted, grasp reflex 3 months: Holds a toy, brings hands to mouth 6 months: Passes things from one hand to the other, begins to rake objects 9 months: Picks up small objects with a pincer grasp 12 months: Releases objects voluntarily, attempts to stack two objects 2 years: Builds a tower of 4-6 blocks, begins to draw lines and circles 3 years: Copies a circle, uses scissors 5 years: Prints some letters, dresses and undresses without help 7 years: Ties shoelaces, uses a ruler 10 years: Writes neatly, uses tools like a hammer Communication and Language Newborn: Cries to express needs, responds to sounds 3 months: Coos, smiles in response to others 6 months: Babbles, responds to own name 9 months: Understands "no," says "mama" and "dada" nonspecifically 12 months: Says one or two words, uses simple gestures 2 years: Uses simple sentences, knows about 50 words 3 years: Speaks in sentences of 3-4 words, follows 2-3 step instructions 5 years: Tells simple stories, uses future tense 7 years: Reads simple sentences, follows complex instructions 10 years: Engages in complex conversations, writes short essays Cognitive Newborn: Follows moving objects with eyes, prefers human faces 3 months: Recognizes familiar people, follows moving objects further 6 months: Explores with hands and mouth, tries to get objects that are out of reach 9 months: Plays peek-a-boo, looks for things they see you hide 12 months: Explores objects in different ways (shaking, banging, throwing) 2 years: Begins to sort shapes and colors, follows two-step directions 3 years: Plays make-believe, works with toys with buttons, levers, and moving parts 5 years: Counts to 10, understands the concept of time 7 years: Solves simple math problems, understands the difference between fantasy and reality 10 years: Understands abstract concepts, plans and organizes tasks independently Generate Summary Summary Save Summary On Your Device Share on Twitter Share on WhatsApp Reset Refresh Page
