Memory and thought, How you baby thinks and remembers - toddler/1-year-old | Bounty

Memory and thought, How you baby thinks and remembers - toddler/1-year-old | Bounty

Memory and thought

Your toddler is remembering more and figuring out how things work.

At around a year, most toddlers:

• Are able to wave bye-bye.
• Search for a lost toy because they can remember it.

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Around 18 months, most toddlers:

• Are able to point to their eyes, mouth and nose as you name them.
• Go back to a game if interrupted.

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At around two, most toddlers:

• Are able to ‘post’ simple shapes through holes.
• Remember daily routines; sit on the bottom step when it’s time to put shoes on, fetch a book for story time.

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By three, most toddlers:

• Are able to do large-piece jigsaw puzzles.
• Act out versions of the real world; pour a cup of pretend ‘tea,’ take toys for a ride.

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