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What Are Some Key Milestones?

Some typical developmental milestones include:
Social/Emotional: Smiling by 2 months, playing simple games by 12 months.
Language/Communication: Babbling by 6 months, saying single words by 12 months.
Cognitive: Following simple instructions by 18 months, building with blocks by 24 months.
Physical Development: Rolling over by 6 months, walking by 12-15 months.

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