Social-Emotional Development Guide - Ages and Stages
Social-Emotional Development Guide
Support the social-emotional development of children
by checking for these important milestones.
2
Month
Milestones
Babies...
6
Month
Milestones
Babies...
12
Month
Milestones
Babies...
? let you know they are happy by cooing,
smiling, laughing, and gurgling.
? respond to your affection and may begin
to show you signs of affection.
? show many emotions, such as happiness,
sadness, anger, and discomfort.
? like to play with their fingers, hands,
feet, and toes.
? sometimes suck on their fingers and
hands to calm down.
? respond differently to stangers than they
do to family members and friends.
? look at your face and may look in your
eyes, but only for a few seconds at
first.
? will sometimes stop crying when
you talk to them rather than
pick them up.
? imitate other children and
adults. They may imitate
sounds, actions, and facial
expressions.
18
24
30
Month
Milestones
Toddlers...
Month
Milestones
Toddlers...
Month
Milestones
Children...
? are generally happy and smile at other
people, including other children.
? like to imitate you, other adults, and
their friends.
? greet familiar adults and are happy to see
friends.
? enjoy playing near other children but
not with them quite yet.
? like to use the words mine, no, and me
do it.
? like to be loved and cuddled¡ªbut not in
the middle of playtime.
? are showing different emotions,
such as fear, guilt, sympathy,
modesty, or embarrassment.
? enjoy simple pretend play.
They may like pretending to
cook or talk on the telephone.
? are getting louder and
bossier at times. They may
talk with a loud, urgent voice.
36
48
60
Month
Milestones
Children...
Month
Milestones
Children...
Month
Milestones
Children...
? use imagination to create stories
through pretend play.
? now understand short and simple
rules at home.
? may play with small groups of children at
the park or at school.
? can sometimes use their words
to express their feelings.
? love silly jokes and
have a sense of humor.
? now play simple games such
as Candy Land and Go Fish.
? are learning to follow
simple rules, although
they sometimes need
gentle reminders.
? are beginning to share. They
take turns but are possessive
of their favorite toys.
? are beginning to understand
the meaning of right and
wrong. They do not always
do what is right, though.
Ages & Stages Questionnaires? and ASQ? are registered trademarks of Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co., Inc.
Adapted from ASQ?:SE-2 User¡¯s Guide by Jane Squires, Ph.D., Diane Bricker, Ph.D., &
Elizabeth Twombly, M.S. ? 2016 Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co., Inc. All rights reserved.
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