Developmental Stages
Learn what milestones your baby should achieve at each stage
3 Months
Head control
Steadier head control, tracking, and vocal play
6 Months
Rolling over
Rolling confidently, supported sitting, solid cues
9 Months
Independent sitting
Sitting steady, crawling, pincer grasp emerging
12 Months
Cruising to walking
Pull to stand, first steps, first words and gestures
18 Months
Running and words
Running attempts, vocabulary growth, pretend play
24 Months
Toddler stage
Two-word sentences, jumping, pretend play
36 Months
Three-year skills
Running, climbing, and speaking in sentences
48 Months
Preschool stage
Preschool skills, cooperative play, counting and drawing
60 Months
Kindergarten-ready
School readiness, letters, and group play
Five Developmental Domains
Gross Motor
Gross motor skills involve large muscle movements such as lifting the head, rolling over, sitting, crawling, walking, and running.
Fine Motor
Fine motor skills involve coordination of small muscles in the hands and fingers, such as grasping, pinching, and drawing.
Cognitive
Cognitive development focuses on processing information, thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving abilities.
Language
Language development covers understanding (receptive) and expression (expressive) skills, tracking the journey of communication.
Social-Emotional
Social-emotional development involves interaction with others, self-awareness, and the expression and regulation of emotions.
Why Choose DaMilestone
Authoritative Scales
Based on China's National Health Commission developmental assessment scale
Full Coverage
Covers 1-72 months, continuous tracking of your baby's development
Professional Metrics
Developmental Age (DA) and Developmental Quotient (DQ) assessment reports