What are the developmental indicators of a 13-month-old baby?

The baby is 13 months old. Parents of these children must want to know the developmental indicators of the 13-month-old baby, so that they can know whether the baby's development meets the standards. So what are the developmental indicators of a 13-month-old baby? Next, this article will introduce the development indicators of 13-month-old babies for your reference only. Please see the detailed introduction below.

What are the developmental indicators of a 13-month-old baby? The development indicators of 13-month-old babies are as follows:

Weight: 8.3-12.7 kg for boys; 7.6-11.9 kg for girls. Height: 71.8-82.7 cm for boys; 69.8-81.2 cm for girls. Head circumference: 47.11 cm for boys and 45.82 cm for girls. Teeth: 8 deciduous teeth have grown.

At this time, the child's hands are already well developed and can perform some more precise activities, so adults can give him some toys and ask him to put them in a large box or in the hands of a designated person to exercise his hand-eye coordination ability. You can also give him a pen and a large piece of paper and let him draw. He will be very happy.

Most babies can walk independently by 13 months old. Everything around them is so new to babies, so they are always full of curiosity and want to explore everything they can touch.

Most children of this age can understand what adults say. However, most young children are not yet able to respond to their parents with words, and often express their meanings through actions, gestures, sounds, etc. Young children can make one or two gestures through body language that adults can understand.

At this time, the baby will adjust his body to cooperate with parents in dressing and eating; can stack more than 2 blocks, turn pages of books, and throw a ball; can climb stairs and likes to climb to high places.

After your baby's first birthday, you may notice a significant decrease in your toddler's appetite. He suddenly became picky about the food he ate and turned his head to the side after eating just a little. Since his activity has increased, it seems reasonable to eat more, but there is a reason for this change. Now that his growth rate has slowed down, he doesn't actually need to eat as much.

The above is an introduction to the developmental indicators of a 13-month-old baby. I believe that after reading the above introduction, you have already understood the development indicators of 13-month-old babies. If your baby's developmental indicators are similar, then it is normal. If there is a big difference, it is recommended that parents take their children to the hospital to consult a doctor.