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creating the best life for all children Occupational Therapy Development Parent Checklist Patient name: DOB: 0-12 months old 0-4 months Holds head in alignment Tracks an object moves arms and legs when laying on back Lifts head a little when laying on belly, can prop on elbows Brings hands together when laying on back Props on elbows in prone with neck extension Rolls back to side Grasps rattle when placed in hand Likes looking at a human face more than other things Responds to a smile with a smile Looks into caregiver s face and eyes with interest Reaches toward and touches toy Hits at dangling objects with hands 5-6 months Sitting using hands for support and starting to sit independently Grabs both feet and hold when on back Brings feet to mouth Reaches to a toy when playing on belly Props on extended arms when on belly Holds and shakes a toy Puts fingers in mouth Holds hands open, rather than in fists, at least half of the time Smiles at self in front of mirror 7-8 months Sitting by themselves Retrieves a toy in sitting and returns upright Rolls Crawls with belly on touching floor Bangs a toy on the floor Passes a small object from one hand to the other Plays peek-a-boo OT Checklist for Parents Page 1

Bangs toys together Feeds self finger foods 9 months Starting to crawl on hands and knees Pulls to stand at a table Waves Bye-bye Releases objects intentionally 10 months Protecting reaction backward Maintains sitting for 60 seconds while playing with a toy Transitions to sitting from on belly Bounces while holding onto your fingers Takes 4 steps with support on your fingers Plays in standing at a table Stoops at table to retrieve object from floor 11 months Cruising on and between furniture Pivots in sitting Standing for 5 seconds without support Walks 4 steps with 1 hand held Walks with a push toy Pushes or rolls a ball Drops small things, such as cheerios into a cup Throws things just to see what happens Removes socks 12-18 months old 12 months Transitions to stand using hands and feet (bear stance) Walks 8 feet with one hand held Walks 5 steps independently Corrals a ball in sitting Grasps thick crayon or pencil in fist as if to mark, but may not mark Turns page of a cardboard book Helps to pull off simple clothing and extends arms and legs to help with dressing Puts objects into others, (puts blocks into a basket) Pulls shoes off Starting to drink from a straw 13 months Rolls a ball 3 feet forward in sitting Flings a small ball while standing OT Checklist for Parents Page 2

Enjoys looking at pictures in books Imitates adult by scribbling with crayon or pencil Pushes car along Brings filled spoon/fork to mouth 14 months Crawls up a few stairs on hands and knees Hands things to others Points at desired objects with index finger Makes a stack of 2 blocks Rolls a ball to you 15 months Creeps downstairs independently Throws ball overhand Marks independently on paper with crayon or pencil Drinks from cup without much spilling Puts something in and then gets it out of a container 16-18 months Turns container over to pour or dump contents Turns small knob Gets spoon in mouth right-side up with little spilling Selects and puts square or rectangular objects into respective receptacles Puts large round pegs into pegboard Helps dress and undress self 1 ½ - 2 years old Throws ball overhand a few feet Drinks from cup independently Turns light switches on and off Looks independently at picture books and turns pages Zips and unzips easy zippers Plays individually, explores environment to learn, will play beside a peer with little interaction Uses play dough, paint, and paper Scribbles without going off paper Builds a 4-6 block tower 2 2 ½ years old Throws ball underhand a few feet Climbs up jungle gym ladder and negotiates a slide Grasps thick crayon with thumb and fingers Puts square, round, and triangular shapes into form board Imitates drawing a vertical line Spontaneously draws strokes, dots, circular shapes OT Checklist for Parents Page 3

Stacks 7-8 small blocks Hand preference established Presents arms and attempts to catch ball Identifies 4 body parts on self Makes small cuts (snips) on line with child-safe scissors and some help Grasps spoon with fingers and rotates wrist to bring spoon to mouth Washes hands by self 2 ½ - 3 years old Throws ball 7 feet underhand Squeezes or pulls play dough apart Grasps pencil with thumb and fingers instead of fist Screws and unscrews jar lids Sorts objects that vary in size only or color only when shown how Undresses with help only for fasteners and pullovers with narrow necks Matches blue, red, and yellow objects by color Eats with a fork (with spillage) Catches ball tossed gently from 5 feet Completes a simple 3-piece puzzle of something familiar Pours accurately from one container to another Starting to play in a way that is more symbolic, dramatic, and interactive 3 3 ½ years old Makes continuous cuts with child-safe scissors Copies a horizontal line and a circle Builds a 9-block tower Spoon/fork to mouth with no spillage Dries hands Plays by rules and in groups with increase in dramatic and imitative play Completes an easy puzzle Traces around the edges of basic shape templates Cuts a piece of paper in half with scissors on a more or less straight line Copies a vertical-horizontal cross 3 ½ - 4 years old Puts shoes on completely, on correct feet Buttons and unbuttons large quarter in buttons Cuts on a line Makes a flat, round cake by pressing and patting dough on table with fingers Puts 3 things in order, such as hard to soft, full to empty Traces and stays on (most of the time) a 3-inch, pencil-thick, horizontal line Begins to copy some vertical/horizontal letters 4 4 ½ years old Performs a forward roll Draws a person with 3 different body parts OT Checklist for Parents Page 4

Colors almost entirely within lines of 4-inch wide circle Dresses and undresses when requested without much help Copies a cross Puts socks on correctly 4 ½ - 5 years old Pumps self on swing Copies and cuts a square Cuts easy foods with a knife Copies color/shape sequence Zips most zippers Traces around own hand with a crayon Completes simple dot to dot pictures 5 5 ½ years old Performs a few sit-ups Skips Performs jumping jacks Moves fingers in fine, localized movements when writing with marker Reads and writes numerals to 5 Matches letters in a group of different letters Draws a face with mouth, nose, and eyes, and a person with 6 or more parts Copies first name, although letters may be large, awkward, or reversed Ties shoes (starts at 5, but may not be mastered until 6) Prints a few capital letters without copying Copies a triangle 5 ½ - 6 years old Performs several sit ups well Performs several push-ups Able to perform the monkey bars Names most uppercase letters Brushes or combs hair well Uses simple tools, such as child s screwdriver Prints all numerals 0-9 and all letters without copying 6-7 years old Able to rollerblade completes a 6- to 12-piece interlocking puzzle Plays simple card games, such as Go Fish Competitive Play: Participates in team sports and activities that promote competition with structured rules OT Checklist for Parents Page 5