My son is 20 months old and its so interesting to see how differently these small people develop. For example, my son basicly does 0 talking but is doing everything else motoric and socially wise. Toddlers are amazing ❤.
Out of curiosity I did this questionnaire for my 19-month-old. She scored 60 on gross motor and personal-social! She's stair obsessed. lol Thanks for this video :)
Wow I feel like my child is so behind he doesn’t find things in books but I mean if I tell him go pick up the __ he does so I guess that’s close. He’s good with gross, fine motor and the rest of the things
Question: do stacking duplo blocks count as stacking toys/blocks? Because my son is not interested in stacking any toys, especially blocks. He just ignores the wodden blocks and goes straight to the duplo blocks. But he can stack an impressive amount of duplo blocks! He excells in all categories (especially gross motor - he walks the entire stair case up and down with no help), but communication has always been a weak spot. However it's getting better and he is still making the cut-off score. ❤ Thank you for providing all the information.
@@GinnyBeeEdD I will, but sometimes it feels like my toddler rather run around than just sit with me and do somethings like for example taking care of a teddy or dolly
My daughter always has one area she struggled in, too! That’s pretty normal for them to be really amazing at one area and have room to grow in another!
What about nonverbal communication? Like putting things in your hands if they want you to help, or holding your hand and taking you someplace to get what they want?
Thank you! My baby needs more work on the communication part. She is excelling in all the other areas. I’m so proud of her. I’m going to try to find that book on Amazon. Do you mind providing the title? Thanks again! I’ll be back to check out your other videos.
My kid CAN drink out of and put down a cup when he wants to, but he’s a stinker butt and prefers to spill. I know this bc every time he does it, he looks at me and tries to maintain eye contact while doing it. 😂🤣 Our problem areas are gross motor and problem solving. He’s also got most of the communication down but has not really started putting simple sentences together yet. I’ve maybe heard him do it once or twice, but I wouldn’t count that as “sometimes”.
It would have been helpful if you included examples of what "sometimes" means. Does it mean 50% of the time that you try the actions they will successfully do them or 10% or 90%?
My child only does them with bribery like when I say bring me a banana my child will ignore me but when I say bring me a banana I will share half with you then LO brings it over is it sometimes or always?
I am only facing my son's communication problem... He only uses two words when he need to eat and when he need to drink... That's all... He is 22 months old, now what I suppose to do ? Should I see a Dr ? Or should I wait ? And one more thing, he is very fond off nursery rhymes like coco melons etc...My first son was a CP and he dies.... Now I have 2nd, and my wife is little scared....
What about animal sounds? I bet he would like practicing those and Animal sounds count as words! I would talk to your pediatrician about your concerns at his two year appointment. They might be able to give you a referral if they think it is needed. I’m so very sorry about your first son. That is heartbreaking.
@@GinnyBeeEdD animal sounds ? I never tried them... Would it help?..well I will let you know when I fix an appointment with my pediatrician.... Any advice what would I do at home for his communication skills ?
@@GinnyBeeEdD well it's ok... Don't be sorry.. that time has passed now...but we went through very hard time, after his death i was went down in depression and during this period i got severe head injury and my temporal bone was broken and my half face stops working like justin bieber, I was in coma almost for 5 days.... Well now I'm little fine...
This is a little misleading, since this all depends on the activities to do with your child. Also, some kids only start speaking at 18 months, not every child can say two words even at 24 months, so to expect a child to say two words at a time at 22 months is not always realistic. Of course many kids do, but that doesn’t mean that there’s something wrong with a child if they don’t. Every child develops completely differently.
Of course, but the expectation is that a child meets the cutoff, not that they can do every single thing. My daughters both did not always master every single thing for a given month and that is completely developmentally appropriate!
My son is 20 months old and its so interesting to see how differently these small people develop. For example, my son basicly does 0 talking but is doing everything else motoric and socially wise. Toddlers are amazing ❤.
This was super helpful for me, especially as I continue to work with my little towards their speech development...thanks for sharing 🥰
I’m so glad! Happy to help! 🥰
Out of curiosity I did this questionnaire for my 19-month-old. She scored 60 on gross motor and personal-social! She's stair obsessed. lol Thanks for this video :)
This was so well done I even book marked it. I am a grandma but love learning about milestones for my grandson!
Such a sweet grand ma😘
Wow I feel like my child is so behind he doesn’t find things in books but I mean if I tell him go pick up the __ he does so I guess that’s close. He’s good with gross, fine motor and the rest of the things
Question: do stacking duplo blocks count as stacking toys/blocks? Because my son is not interested in stacking any toys, especially blocks. He just ignores the wodden blocks and goes straight to the duplo blocks. But he can stack an impressive amount of duplo blocks!
He excells in all categories (especially gross motor - he walks the entire stair case up and down with no help), but communication has always been a weak spot. However it's getting better and he is still making the cut-off score. ❤ Thank you for providing all the information.
my struggle is with personal social skills I don't even know where to start
Start with the personal social skills listed here and focus on the ones you think are the most attainable!
@@GinnyBeeEdD I will, but sometimes it feels like my toddler rather run around than just sit with me and do somethings like for example taking care of a teddy or dolly
Struggling with communication skills but aced the personal social skills.
My daughter always has one area she struggled in, too! That’s pretty normal for them to be really amazing at one area and have room to grow in another!
What about nonverbal communication? Like putting things in your hands if they want you to help, or holding your hand and taking you someplace to get what they want?
My 20 month old can say “ one second, wait wait “ 😂😂
Thank you! My baby needs more work on the communication part. She is excelling in all the other areas. I’m so proud of her. I’m going to try to find that book on Amazon. Do you mind providing the title? Thanks again! I’ll be back to check out your other videos.
I don’t understand. My baby just turned 20 months and she got zero points on communication skills. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.
It’s likely not you! These things happen sometimes. Talk to your pediatrician and they will help you come up with a plan!
My 20month old does all of these except the stairs(I won't let him go downstairs alone) and only says one word at a time except 'go go go'.
This is my 20 month old right now exactly, how has your son’s speech progressed over the past 8 months?
My kid CAN drink out of and put down a cup when he wants to, but he’s a stinker butt and prefers to spill. I know this bc every time he does it, he looks at me and tries to maintain eye contact while doing it. 😂🤣
Our problem areas are gross motor and problem solving. He’s also got most of the communication down but has not really started putting simple sentences together yet. I’ve maybe heard him do it once or twice, but I wouldn’t count that as “sometimes”.
It would have been helpful if you included examples of what "sometimes" means. Does it mean 50% of the time that you try the actions they will successfully do them or 10% or 90%?
Thank you so much!! So very helpful 😊
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The cut off scores are confusingly not in multiples of five 😂
This was sooo good. Thank you!!
I’m glad it was helpful for you!!
My kid lacks the communication. He does all the rest, hardly the cup/spoon but does it . We will see a speech specialist
So helpful, thank you!!!!
Happy to help! ☺️
This was so helpful. Thank you ❤
Happy to help!
Thank you
My child only does them with bribery like when I say bring me a banana my child will ignore me but when I say bring me a banana I will share half with you then LO brings it over is it sometimes or always?
I am only facing my son's communication problem... He only uses two words when he need to eat and when he need to drink... That's all... He is 22 months old, now what I suppose to do ? Should I see a Dr ? Or should I wait ? And one more thing, he is very fond off nursery rhymes like coco melons etc...My first son was a CP and he dies.... Now I have 2nd, and my wife is little scared....
What about animal sounds? I bet he would like practicing those and Animal sounds count as words! I would talk to your pediatrician about your concerns at his two year appointment. They might be able to give you a referral if they think it is needed. I’m so very sorry about your first son. That is heartbreaking.
@@GinnyBeeEdD animal sounds ? I never tried them... Would it help?..well I will let you know when I fix an appointment with my pediatrician.... Any advice what would I do at home for his communication skills ?
@@GinnyBeeEdD well it's ok... Don't be sorry.. that time has passed now...but we went through very hard time, after his death i was went down in depression and during this period i got severe head injury and my temporal bone was broken and my half face stops working like justin bieber, I was in coma almost for 5 days.... Well now I'm little fine...
@@iqbalkhan-hw9zo how's your kid doing now?
@@HOWITSDONE_TV well still same... But his motor skills are excellent
This is a little misleading, since this all depends on the activities to do with your child. Also, some kids only start speaking at 18 months, not every child can say two words even at 24 months, so to expect a child to say two words at a time at 22 months is not always realistic. Of course many kids do, but that doesn’t mean that there’s something wrong with a child if they don’t. Every child develops completely differently.
Of course, but the expectation is that a child meets the cutoff, not that they can do every single thing. My daughters both did not always master every single thing for a given month and that is completely developmentally appropriate!
😔 this just made me feel worse about my son’s development