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(0-6 months):

Knows familiar faces and begins to know if someone is a stranger

Likes to play with others, especially parents (indiscriminate-attachment theory)

Responds to other people’s emotions and often seems happy

Likes to look at self in a mirror

(6-12 months):

Shy or nervous with strangers

Cries when mom or dad leaves

Has favourite things and people; starts to show strong attachment to one specific caregiver (discriminate- attachment theory)

Start to smile socially.

Shows fear in some situations

Hands you a book when he/she wants to hear a story

Repeats sounds or actions to get attention

Puts out arm or leg to help with dressing

Can adjust their crying depending on their individual needs.

Laugh at sudden elements of surprise.

Plays games such as “peek-a-boo” and “pat-a-cake"

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Is able to see clearly 13 inches from the face

recognises faces

can smile while looking at th mirror

responsive to sounds and gesture

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develops fear of new situation

makes sounds to show happiness and displeasure

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Reaction with family and strangers

When a toddler of this age sees a family member he feels happy, excited, playful and comfortable and tries to speak small words like mama, papa, etc. But when he sees a stranger he will either smile if other person tries to be friendly or he will feel shy/ will be quite looking fearful or hiding. Sometimes the toddler may also give a frozen look to the stranger.

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While playing with friends

Physical fun such as free play help develop children's motor skills, prevent childhood obesity and build emotional intelligence. The gentle thrill of a playground slide, for example, lets a child build confidence as they take risks in a relatively safe environment

The confidence and happiness that a toddler gets playing with children of his age is inimitable. They will run around, be happy, sometimes they are not ready to share their toys. They feel engrossed with toys like small blocks and they feel excited while throwing the balls.

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Playing Peek-a-boo with Mom

According to psycologist playing  Peek-a-boo helps to enhance the ability of object permanence (important stage of cognitive development) in a child.
While playing with mom the child feels very excited, playful and tries to look at mom's face. If mom tries to hide by running the child never leaves the mom and will try to follow her and imitate her.

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When left with caretaker

Toddlers when left with caretakers usually don't feel very comfortable unless the caretaker is with him since birth. Toddler usually cries and will try to search for some familiar faces.

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AUTONOMY Vs SHAME AND DOUBT {ERIKSON THEORY}

Start to show awareness of their own feelings expressions like happiness playing in the park, or showing tantrums like insisting to eat an ice cream till the time they don`t get it.Crying for a friend leaving for his house after play.

Starts saying NO to adult request.Rapid mood shifts .

Shows possessions of his own personal things and toys.

"This is Mine"

Need for Independence starts showing

"I can do it all by Myself"

I can wear my own costume "

I can wear my own shoes"

Self awareness of young own Body starts . Potty training begins

Need to be listened uninterruptedly and things in their favor.

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Starts showing exploratory behaviors like climbing the furniture, opening cabinets and drawers , crawl into small places.

They approach dogs , cats and other children to play

Try imitating adults and friends

Shows affection to friend without prompting

Hesitation to explore new environments , wants independence, but still wants security of the primary caregiver

They start enjoying going to the park,start exploring the sands by their hands with other kids.Developing their Motor skills.They start to enjoy the rain or going to a beach.

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Play with other children

Role play / house play

{Doll house / Batman / superman}

Begins to play separately from parents

Begins to accept strangers or new caretaker in the environment

Starts recognizing people           around.

They show their likes and dislikes of people around.