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By 17 months, your toddler will be developing their motor skills—walking independently, scribbling, pointing, trying to be more independent, developing their pencil-holding grasp, and showing signs of independence and parental support. Inquisitiveness is a hallmark of early child development. It is essential to track your kids' milestones to support their cognitive development, physical abilities, and socio-emotional development, as well as their overall well-being.

At 18 months, your toddler is growing more confident in how they move, play, and communicate. From climbing onto furniture to using new words, they’re eager to show independence and connect with you. Here’s an overview of the milestones they may reach this month.

At 16 months, your toddler is walking more, talking more, and getting messier by the minute. This month is full of trial and error learning, expressive gestures, and big feelings. From cause and effect experiments to waving goodbye and asking for help, your child is growing in all the best ways.