Speaks first word Responds to name Affectionate to familiar adults Fearful of strangers Shows concern when separated from main caregiver 2 nd year The changes in the second year can be almost as dramatic as in the first. This listing is broken up into 2 parts. Once again remember that every child develops differently. So parents shouldn't panic if their child seems a little behind at 18 months, but if they are concerned, they should see their pediatrician. Again, this list is not comprehensive and is provided only as a general guideline.
Every child is different.
Any parent with concerns or questions about their child's development should talk with their pediatrician. All Concept Communications material is provided for information only and is neither advice nor a substitute for proper medical care. Consult a qualified healthcare professional who understands your particular history for individual concerns.