Baby's intelligence at one year and two months old

The baby's intelligence is an issue that parents are very concerned about. If there are problems with the baby's intellectual development, it will have a great impact on the baby's future. Therefore, once parents discover that their child's intelligence is abnormal, they need to take the child for examination immediately. The child's intellectual development will be manifested through his or her daily behaviors. So, to what extent should a baby’s intelligence develop at one year and two months old?

What is the developmental standard for a one and a half year old baby?

1. After one and a half years old, most babies are able to squat and walk freely. Some babies may even stare at the ground and "rush" forward a few steps with uncoordinated movements. Your baby may start trying to walk backwards as early as one year old, but most babies have to reach this age to master the technique of walking backwards.

2. The baby has learned to take off his clothes by himself, but cannot put on clothes well. He cannot zip up clothes by himself. He can use sticky shoelaces, but they may stick to him crookedly. Using tools to get things that are out of reach is not only an improvement in the baby's motor skills, but also an improvement in the baby's coordination skills.

3. One and a half year old babies like to talk to themselves. They can call out the names of some things and point out directions. They can not only point out the names of their own body parts, but also the names of other people.

What are the things to pay attention to in baby's development?

1. Seek medical attention promptly if motor skills lag behind: If your baby still cannot stand independently this month, please take him to see a doctor. Most babies can stand steadily without support, but some babies cannot walk alone. Although they can take a few steps forward, they will soon fall down without the support of their parents.

2. The benefits of walking barefoot: Walking barefoot can promote the development of baby's feet, ankles, and leg muscles, so parents should create more conditions for their babies to walk barefoot, but be careful not to let the baby catch a cold.

3. Don’t be “modest” on behalf of your baby: If someone praises your baby, you may subconsciously be modest and point out some of your baby’s shortcomings. This may sow the seeds of self-denial in your baby’s little heart.

Parents must do a good job of caring for their baby's development, and pay attention to letting their children do more appropriate physical exercises and language exercises. The above is an introduction to the developmental standards of babies aged one and a half years old. I hope it will be helpful for mothers to supervise their children’s development.