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Download the TrackerCognitive development refers to how children learn, think, and explore their surroundings. These milestones are crucial for problem-solving, memory, and understanding the world around them.
| Age Group | Milestones | Activities for Kids | Tips for Parents |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0-6 Months | - Follows objects with eyes - Shows curiosity |
- Use colorful, moving toys - Introduce safe textured objects |
- Engage with eye contact - Talk about observed objects |
| 6-12 Months | - Looks for hidden objects - Explores cause and effect |
- Play hide-and-seek with toys - Provide sound-making toys |
- Celebrate finding attempts - Explain sounds from actions |
| 12-18 Months | - Understands object permanence - Explores by trial and error |
- Use nesting or stacking toys - Play hidden object games |
- Encourage curiosity with variety - Be patient with experiments |
| 18-24 Months | - Begins problem-solving - Recognizes familiar objects |
- Introduce simple puzzles - Use picture books |
- Celebrate problem-solving - Use descriptive language |
| 2-3 Years | - Engages in symbolic play - Understands "one" and "two" |
- Encourage pretend play - Use counting games |
- Join imaginative play - Reinforce counting concepts |
| 3-4 Years | - Begins problem-solving - Builds block structures |
- Provide block sets - Introduce matching games |
- Celebrate creativity - Encourage persistence |
| 4-5 Years | - Solves puzzles - Understands time concepts |
- Use age-appropriate puzzles - Discuss daily routines |
- Offer hints for puzzles - Use clocks to explain time |
Parents, cognitive development is a gradual process. Create an environment that encourages curiosity, provides challenges, and celebrates your child's progress. Your support lays the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.
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