What is the baby's development standard at fifteen months?

In fact, in daily life, many people do not have time to take good care of their children, which will cause some bad situations for their children, especially for children over one year old whose bodies are not fully developed in all aspects. They need careful care and attention to their every move. So let us learn about the development standards of babies at fifteen months old.

It takes about 6 months for a baby to learn to walk steadily. If the baby has just learned to walk, he or she will still walk with his or her arms outstretched to keep balance. If the baby has learned to walk a long time ago, he or she can now walk steadily and can even climb a few steps of stairs holding on to mom or dad's hands. Parents should not blindly compare their baby with other children. Just respect the baby's feelings and provide the baby with space to exercise.

As babies grow up, they know how much they can eat. Some babies like to eat until they are 70% to 80% full, while others like to eat very full. Every baby is different, so they should be treated differently. You cannot require your baby to eat the same amount of food as babies of the same age. Babies also have different preferences for different foods. If this meal suits the baby's appetite, the baby will eat more, but may not like the next meal so much and eat relatively less. Although babies are small, they will not let themselves go hungry, but they also do not want to eat too much. Therefore, parents should not demand too much about how much the baby must eat at each meal, and give the baby the choice of eating more or less.

Mothers can play a small game with their 15-month-old babies: put small balls into the bottle in front of the baby and say to the baby: "I put the balls in the bottle!" Then, give the bottle to the baby and guide the baby to pour out the small balls and put them back in. The baby will play like this over and over again. This game can satisfy the baby's desire to explore and develop the baby's thinking and judgment abilities.

The above article has given you a detailed introduction to some of the baby's fifteen-month development standards. I believe that everyone has a relatively preliminary understanding, so in daily life, you still need to understand your child's development.