Large toys with wheels on are great for pushing around. Your little person has perfected a pincer-like grip and can now even grasp at small crumbs. Eating is becoming easier with a spoon, although your toddler will still have trouble turning it over. Imitation is the key to plenty of playing - building block towers, retrieving a rolling ball and scribbling. Nevertheless, pointing is still useful for getting what you want.
Windows are fascinating, as is the sight of toys being pulled across the floor.
Hearing and speech A little person can now understand plenty, and probably has a spoken vocabulary of four to six words. A fascinated little person picks up everything, but no longer has to taste everything. Less favoured toys and games will be rejected as restlessness increases. Household objects begin to take on meaning. Emotional dependence grows, and strangers can cause anxiety.