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PROMOTING EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT Wayie ne Nyithindo! The development of a child is part of good health Talk to your doctor, nurse, or CHW to learn more about your child’s healthy development 3 Years 2 Years 18 Months 1 Year 9 Months 6 Months 3 Months Follows objects with eyes Babbles Sits without support Babbles Crawls and stands without support Plays with other children Walks supported by hand Uses short sentences Turns head toward sounds Rolls over Picks up objects with two fingers Says first words, waves “bye-bye” Pretends to feed the doll Says 2–3 words Responds to requests Holds head upright Tries to get things out of reach Imitates sounds and gestures of caregiver Searches for hidden objects Groups similar objects Says first name and tells a short story Feeds herself/ himself with a spoon Builds towers of 4 or more blocks Smiles when you speak Responds to caregiver emotions Responds to own name Points to objects Begins to dress and undress by her/ himself Begins to point to body parts Imitates actions of adults Reaches for objects Ahahah... Nice chicken! Bring me 2 papayas, daughter. Mamama... Janet! Where is your nose? Copyright © 2018, PATH. This poster may be freely used for educational and noncommercial purposes only. All other rights reserved.

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promoting early childhood developmentWayie ne Nyithindo!

The development of a child is part of good health

Talk to your doctor, nurse, or CHW to learn more about your child’s healthy development

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Follows objects with eyes

Babbles

Sits without support

Babbles

Crawls and stands without support

Plays with other children

Walks supported by hand

Uses short sentences

Turns head toward sounds

Rolls over

Picks up objects with two fingers

Says first words, waves “bye-bye”

Pretends to feed the doll

Says 2–3 words

Responds to requests

Holds head upright

Tries to get things out of reach

Imitates sounds and gestures of

caregiver

Searches for hidden objects

Groups similar objects Says first name and tells a short story

Feeds herself/himself with a spoon

Builds towers of 4 or more blocks

Smiles when you speak

Responds to caregiver

emotions

Responds to own name

Points to objects

Begins to dress and undress by her/

himself

Begins to point to body parts

Imitates actions of adults

Reaches for objects

Ahahah...

Nice chicken!

Bring me 2 papayas, daughter.

Mamama... Janet!

Where is your nose?

Copyright © 2018, PATH. This poster may be freely used for educational and noncommercial purposes only. All other rights reserved.