This video helped me realize how far my daughter has come. She's 22 mos and has always been ahead with her communication/problem solving/ fine motor but struggled with gross motor. Today at 22 months, she's pretty much right on track with this. Except the stairs bit. She's very short so her legs aren't quite long enough to step up without having to use her hands on the next step.
"Turn the camera off." 😂 These have been so extremely helpful for my child's entire life. I've been using them since she was 2 months old. Thank you for these. (:
You can have a 24 mth old with amazing receptive language & a big discreoancy between that and expressive language. Its often missed because of how well a child understands you & follows directions.
My almost 24 month old is struggling with the 2 word sentences, but sometimes I’ll hear him say “mine” or “my”. I know he knows “mine” because he’s been using it for a few months, but I can’t tell if he uses “my” as a separate word or if he’s just saying “mine” and being lazy in the moment by not ending the word. Without him speaking in many simple sentences, it’s hard to tell.
@@jupitersblessings4875MAYBE that is because she acquired that knowledge during her lifetime, and not due to the placement of planets at the time of her birth? I hope you keep nonsense like this fra away from that child of yours - they deserve a parent who teaches them about the actual world and not confuse them about it
New subscriber, my kids are just slightly younger than yours. 22mos and 6 mos, so these videos have been very helpful. Currently my toddler is at the phase where every answer or response is "no". How did you deal with that phase for your toddler?
Give them a choice, instead of a yes/no! Instead of, “Are you ready to take a bath?” I swapped to, “Ok it’s time for bath! Do you want to walk up the stairs by yourself or holding my hand?” It takes away a lot of the power struggle because they get to still feel “in control”.
As far as I know, 36 weeks is considered full-term ( baby can breathe on their own and all organs etc are formed). My newest niece was born at 36 weeks and 3 days and was not considered preemie. My other niece ( who is nearly 2, hence why I am watching the video) was also born a few weeks early ( due on the 22nd and came on the 10th) and not preemie either. I think my nearly 2 year old niece has reached most of these milestones, I’ll have to try some of them when I next see her.
I feel like I am also guilty on that point because my child reacts the same way plus we have to fight with him to eat that's why we always have to feed him and his 24 months 2 weeks now 😩
THE PROBLEM is STIMULATION at this age, then kids go to a public school and the GENIOUS we all worked so hard to awaken, is killed painfully, ....I see it in the serious faces...at gaes when they should be SHINING WHAT ARE WE DOING TO HUMANITY? KILLING JOY IF YOU RE NOT GONNA GARANTEE THE RIGHT FOR GENIOUS, DONT AWAKEN IT.. THE..HIPERACTIVIRTY AND ATTENCION DEFICIT ..thing...are filling the platform of childhood...what a crime to stimulte them and they medicate them....with people to depress the nervous system cause they re tooo high..energetic..wild...and have a brain that s not developping at own rate..or didnt when they were 2 ..what to say...
This video helped me realize how far my daughter has come. She's 22 mos and has always been ahead with her communication/problem solving/ fine motor but struggled with gross motor. Today at 22 months, she's pretty much right on track with this. Except the stairs bit. She's very short so her legs aren't quite long enough to step up without having to use her hands on the next step.
Great job momma❤
We have 19 month old. Got score above necessary everywhere. 😊
"Turn the camera off." 😂
These have been so extremely helpful for my child's entire life. I've been using them since she was 2 months old. Thank you for these. (:
I see you and I appreciate you showing what my kid could be doing!
“Turn the camera off” Lol so cute! Thank for sharing.
You can have a 24 mth old with amazing receptive language & a big discreoancy between that and expressive language. Its often missed because of how well a child understands you & follows directions.
I don’t have to do my best lol pllll😊😊😊😊😊phela 😊😊😊p
Thank you so much for this video!!! You comforted me a great deal! So lightly and easily explained 🥰
I’m so happy it was helpful to you!!
Appreciate your informative videos, thanks!
Thank you ginny! So glad you have these helpful development videos
Good insight ❤❤
Very Helpful
Alice's face when she closed that door!
Very helpful
I’m so glad! 🥰
Love the video! Do we have any information on how Communication section reflects on the bilingual kids?
That is a great question! Research does not suggest any language delays due to being raised bilingual!
New subscriber. Thank you
Welcome! Glad to have you! ☺️
My almost 24 month old is struggling with the 2 word sentences, but sometimes I’ll hear him say “mine” or “my”. I know he knows “mine” because he’s been using it for a few months, but I can’t tell if he uses “my” as a separate word or if he’s just saying “mine” and being lazy in the moment by not ending the word. Without him speaking in many simple sentences, it’s hard to tell.
New viewer with a 6 month old, love your channel! What star sign are you?
What a fun question! I’m a Cancer on the cusp of Leo!
@@GinnyBeeEdD Ah! Just curious as you are so knowledgeable with children! Virgo here haha
@@jupitersblessings4875MAYBE that is because she acquired that knowledge during her lifetime, and not due to the placement of planets at the time of her birth?
I hope you keep nonsense like this fra away from that child of yours - they deserve a parent who teaches them about the actual world and not confuse them about it
New subscriber, my kids are just slightly younger than yours. 22mos and 6 mos, so these videos have been very helpful.
Currently my toddler is at the phase where every answer or response is "no". How did you deal with that phase for your toddler?
Give them a choice, instead of a yes/no! Instead of, “Are you ready to take a bath?” I swapped to, “Ok it’s time for bath! Do you want to walk up the stairs by yourself or holding my hand?” It takes away a lot of the power struggle because they get to still feel “in control”.
@@GinnyBeeEdD great idea. I'll switch up and see if this gets better results. Right now it's just a big "no" party lol
@@anthonybanks2092They'll still say no when you don't give them the option 😂 they'll even say no to things THEY LIKE AND WANT.
So like, at what age are they counting.
To fourteen.
Does 36 weeks count as premie?
As far as I know, 36 weeks is considered full-term ( baby can breathe on their own and all organs etc are formed). My newest niece was born at 36 weeks and 3 days and was not considered preemie. My other niece ( who is nearly 2, hence why I am watching the video) was also born a few weeks early ( due on the 22nd and came on the 10th) and not preemie either.
I think my nearly 2 year old niece has reached most of these milestones, I’ll have to try some of them when I next see her.
my kid got a 0 in communication at 25 months is this bad? premie of about 7 to 8 weeks
Make sure you measure by adjusted age! So you should be looking at ~16 month milestones if your preemie was a 32 weeker!
We do not let our toddler climb on furniture.. and as far as eating with a spoon our child loves throwing food 🤦🏽♀️
I feel like I am also guilty on that point because my child reacts the same way plus we have to fight with him to eat that's why we always have to feed him and his 24 months 2 weeks now 😩
My 2 1/2 yo looks like a 4yo lol
THE PROBLEM is STIMULATION at this age, then kids go to a public school and the GENIOUS we all worked so hard to awaken, is killed painfully, ....I see it in the serious faces...at gaes when they should be SHINING
WHAT ARE WE DOING TO HUMANITY? KILLING JOY
IF YOU RE NOT GONNA GARANTEE THE RIGHT FOR GENIOUS, DONT AWAKEN IT..
THE..HIPERACTIVIRTY AND ATTENCION DEFICIT ..thing...are filling the platform of childhood...what a crime
to stimulte them and they medicate them....with people to depress the nervous system cause they re tooo high..energetic..wild...and have a brain that s not developping at own rate..or didnt when they were 2
..what to say...
Huh?
My son is 23 months adjusted and scored 10 for every single question in the video besides 3 of them! 🥹
You have to work with him!