Basic milestones for children

Basic Milestones for Children's Assessment: Tracking Developmental Progress_
Monitoring children's development through milestones:
Infancy (0-12 months)
1. Physical: Lifting head, rolling, sitting, crawling, walking.
2. Cognitive: Recognizing faces, objects, imitating sounds.
3. Language: Cooing, babbling, saying first words.
4. Social: Smiling, laughing, interacting with others.
Toddlerhood (1-3 years)
1. Physical: Running, jumping, climbing, drawing.
2. Cognitive: Problem-solving, sorting objects.
3. Language: Using simple sentences, identifying objects.
4. Social: Playing with others, showing emotions.
Preschool (4-5 years)
1. Physical: Hopping, skipping, throwing ball.
2. Cognitive: Counting, basic math concepts.
3. Language: Using complex sentences, storytelling.
4. Social: Cooperating with others, showing empathy.
School-age (6-12 years)
1. Physical: Refining motor skills, playing sports.
2. Cognitive: Reading, writing, problem-solving.
3. Language: Complex communication, debating.
4. Social: Building friendships, understanding rules.
Adolescence (13+ years)
1. Physical: Puberty, refining motor skills.
2. Cognitive: Abstract thinking, decision-making.
3. Language: Advanced communication, critical thinking.
4. Social: Developing relationships, independence.
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