Delilah Lou is my daughter, and I hope that she can teach you as much as she's taught me.
I hope it gives readers a better understanding of cognitive and language developmental milestones in toddlers ages one through three!
Today Delilah is three years old.
While Delilah has grown, Delilah has learned to do many things. In one day Delilah plays, Delilah laughs, Delilah learns, Delilah grows, and Delilah develops.
Some of the things Delilah does are called developmental milestones.
When Delilah was one year old
Delilah could wave, “Bye-bye.”
Delilah could say, “mommy.”
Delilah could use her little fingers to put cheerios in a bowl.
When Delilah was two years old
Delilah could do more than wave “bye-bye.”
Delilah could blow me a kiss or nod her head to say “yes” or “no.”
Delilah could do more than put her cheerios in a bowl,
Delilah could use one hand to hold the Cheerio container and use her other hand to take the lid off
Delilah could use switches, knobs, and buttons on her toys
Today, Delilah is three now. Delilah can ask questions like “Where is mommy?” or “Who is that?” or “What is that?” or “Why?”
Delilah can use her tiny fingers and hands to draw pictures, like a circle, when mommy shows her how
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Delilah Lou is my daughter, and I hope that she can teach you as much as she's taught me.
I hope it gives readers a better understanding of cognitive and language developmental milestones in toddlers ages one through three!
Today Delilah is three years old.
While Delilah has grown, Delilah has learned to do many things. In one day Delilah plays, Delilah laughs, Delilah learns, Delilah grows, and Delilah develops.
Some of the things Delilah does are called developmental milestones.
When Delilah was one year old
Delilah could wave, “Bye-bye.”
Delilah could say, “mommy.”
Delilah could use her little fingers to put cheerios in a bowl.
When Delilah was two years old
Delilah could do more than wave “bye-bye.”
Delilah could blow me a kiss or nod her head to say “yes” or “no.”
Delilah could do more than put her cheerios in a bowl,
Delilah could use one hand to hold the Cheerio container and use her other hand to take the lid off
Delilah could use switches, knobs, and buttons on her toys
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