Stepping Stones
What is your child thinking?
Discover how your baby’s memory, discrimination and concept formation, immitation and object permanence develop over their first year. Track the steps they take as they learn to recognize and group people and objects and find out why separation anxiety happens and how you can lessen it. Create a unique developmental roadmap for your child that you can share with family and friends so you can all support your child’s development by playing games, providing appropriate toys, and talking, singing and reading with your child.
Discrimination and Concept Formation
Imitation
Memory
Object Permanence
I Think, Imitation, 9-11-months
What is happening?
At this age I can now engage in true imitation. For example, I may brush my hair as I saw you do the day before.
How can you recognize it?
In order to access your child's Stepping Stones, you must be a member of Just Ask Baby.
Members have a unique opportunity to see the world through their child's eyes. After joining, you'll be able to use our stepping stone functionality to create a fascinating developmental roadmap for your unique child that you can track and share with friends and family. You'll also get access to all of our videos and other parenting resources.
How can you help?
To find out how to track and support your child as they journey through their first year you must be a member of Just Ask Baby.
Choose a membership option that suits you or sign up for a Free Trial that gives you a true behind-the-scenes look at your baby's development though our TV shows and videos, tools, resources and unique Stepping Stones functionality.
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