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Baby may cry or become distressed when a primary caregiver leaves the room. This peaks around this age and is a normal sign of attachment.

Baby laughs during interactive games like pat-a-cake and may try to keep the game going by repeating actions.

Baby's babbling begins to sound like real conversation, with rising and falling tones that mimic speech patterns.

Baby begins to follow simple requests like 'give me that' or 'come here' when paired with gestures.

Baby copies simple actions they observe, like clapping hands, stirring with a spoon, or talking on a phone.

Baby walks sideways while holding onto furniture, building leg strength and balance for independent walking.

Baby can let go of support and stand independently for a few seconds before sitting back down.