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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
  Ashley's 18 months old developments



How time flies, my Ashley gal turned 18 months today. I still will do the monthly summary milestone of her although i had missed the last one. Sometimes i just can't recall everything that she has developed but i'll trying my best.

She such my dear child!

• Energetic (walk more steadily, Can walk up stairs with holding my hands but probably not down, run, push, pull, take apart, carry, and climb on and grab things).

• She can also hold in her mind a clear memory of an object well after you remove it from her vision.

• Sorts toys by shape

• Like to imitate the sounds and actions of others (by pretending to do housework or your appearances ).

• Add variations to their physical skills (by walking back-wards or sideways ).

• Play alone or alongside other toddlers.


• Sings simple tunes


• can also link two words together ( mama de, baba de, yi yi de, this one, ai ni, more pls ... )

• does a lot of babbling in imitation of the adult conversations she hears.

• will come to give daddy, mummy and yee yee a kiss on her own initiative. (so sweet!!!)

• Milk intake 4oz - 7oz, 3 - 4 times a day.

• Picky eater

• Speaks loud and clear

• likes kicks ball




The most important thing is that your toddler is growing at a steady, appropriate rate, not that he's hit some magic number.

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