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- He is very mobile and can walk forward, sideways and backward and run.
- He can pull a toy on a string or manage a pushalong.
- He can use her feet to scoot along on a cycle.
- He combines wrist-moving with letting go.
- He can put any shape in her sorter and throw a ball.
- He can put one block on top of another.
- His scribbles are not meant to be anything in particular, but they are not random. Squiggles on the left are balanced by something on the right.
- He likes to feel rather than use clay and play dough and squeezes it in her hands.
- He reacts to your moods, and can express joy and frustration. She can be jealous.
- He may have a vocabulary of 50 to 200 words. Some weeks she may add lots of new words, others none at all.
- He is constantly trying and practicing.
- She can follow simple directions.
- He seems to know what went before and predicts what is next.
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Toys that help refine eye-hand coordination
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Slow, battery-powered ride-ons
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Grow-with-me ride-on toys
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Cars, trucks, trains and other vehicles
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Toy housekeeping tools
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Dolls and doll accessories (carriage, cradle, high chair)
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Books with different textures and brightly coloured pictures
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Wagons
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Large crayons
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Play dough
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Child-sized table and chairs
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