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13 Month Old: Milestones and development. Crawling, cruising, walking, and everything in between are on your 13-month-old's physical development menu. So is growing hand-eye coordination, which means you'll need to place anything valuable (or dangerous) out of reach. Your toddler's vocabulary is blooming, which you can help by describing ...
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Communication with your 13-month-old is getting more sophisticated all the time. She's probably got the hang of "dada," "mama," and a few other recognizable words (recognizable to you that is) though she's still quite good at making her desires known without much vocabulary.
At 13 months, children start to recognize that they have power, and they're learning how to use it. Your toddler may demand that you read to him, push him on a swing, take him for a walk. Even if he doesn't use words, he can make clear, by tugging on you and pointing, exactly what he wants.
Around 13 months, many toddlers have vocabularies that consist of three or four words. Yours can probably say "mama" or "dada," and something like "ta ta," for thank you, "ba" for bottle or ball, and "bye-bye." But don't be upset if she can't.
Find out what your 13-month-old toddler is likely to be doing this month. Plus, get practical toddler care tips and discover ideas for games to keep him….
Child's age: 13 months. Uses two words skillfully (e.g. "hello" and "bye") Enjoys gazing at his reflection. Combines words and gestures to make needs known. Bends over and picks up an object. Drinks from a cup. Tries to lift heavy things. Stands alone. Plays "peekaboo".
Your toddler's development: find out what to expect between 13 months and 18 months with our rundown of the top toddler milestones and when they may happen.
