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Cognitive Milestones (learning, thinking, problem-solving) Tries to use things the right way, like a phone, cup, or book. Stacks at least two small objects, like blocks. 15 Months – Stacks at least two small objects, like blocks. Audio Description Low Resolution Video. Close this video.

try to use things the right way, like a phone, cup, or book. stack at least 2 things, like blocks. take a few steps on their own. use their fingers to feed themselves.

These milestones are skills like showing greater independence and recognizing themselves in pictures or a mirror. It's also things like putting words together, talking in sentences and exploring new objects and people around them.

What are the cognitive milestones for a 13-15 month old? At this age, your toddler is learning what different things do and how to use them; they will use objects meaningfully (hold a phone up to their ear, turn pages in a book, scribble with a crayon, build towers and knock them down).

Cognitive Development At 16 months, your toddler already may have several words, and don't be surprised if they start imitating things you say and do. Even if they don't have the word yet, you may see lots of gestures (pointing, nodding, shaking their head) to convey their wants and needs.

Kids this age make big gains in understanding language and figuring out how to communicate. By 15 months, most say their first words and point to ask for something or to get help. They can follow directions when given with both words and a gesture. By 18 months, they follow 1-step directions without gestures.

Your toddler may be able to stand up without help from you or other support between 12 and 15 months. Once they can stand, they soon start to explore more. Many toddlers start walking on their own between 12 and 15 months but it is normal for others to start walking at 15 to 18 months.