One-year-old baby with developmental delay

We all know that normally at the age of one, the baby can already walk, and many mothers have already started to wean their babies at this time. The baby has also learned basic communication, he knows when his parents make him smile, he has basic language speaking skills, and his teeth are almost out. So mothers will use the baby growth comparison chart to judge whether their baby is developmentally delayed. So what are the symptoms of developmental delay in a one-year-old baby?

One-year-old babies are basically weaned. At this time, babies already have many abilities. Babies at this time have their own developmental indicators. Most children's abilities fluctuate around this indicator. Generally, the baby's development level is similar to this indicator. Whether it is ahead or behind is not very good. So what are the developmental indicators for a one-year-old baby?

1. Baby's 1-year-old development indicators

Boys: weight 7.68-11.93kg; height 71.2-82.8cm; head circumference 43.2-48.4cm.

Girls: weight 7.34-11.18kg; height 70.2-81.4cm; head circumference 42.2-47.2cm.

Note: The above data is compiled based on the Ministry of Health's "Reference Standards for Growth and Development of Children Under 7 Years Old in China".

2. Detailed explanation of baby's 1-year-old development indicators

Teeth: Most babies have 6-8 primary teeth.

Action: Can put the ball into the box, doodle with a pen, and turn the pages of a book one by one.

Hearing: The baby can respond correctly to instructions. .

Language: Can point to pictures and answer questions.

Cognition: Can imitate adults and recognize pictures and words.

Language: Likes to talk in a babble; likes to imitate animal sounds.

Social: Ability to combine language and facial expressions.

Independence: Sleeping habits are already regular.

Emotion: Starts to be interested in children and is willing to approach and play with them.

Parents with one-year-old babies must pay attention to their baby's various developmental indicators. If the child's development exceeds these indicators, then congratulations, your child is ahead of schedule. If your child's developmental level is lower than these indicators, then your child may be developmentally delayed. You need to actively find the causes of the developmental delay and make active adjustments so as to effectively improve your baby's development.