At one year old, your child should be learning some basic skills such as how to recognize shapes and colors, identify body parts and even start counting. At this age they're also developing their fine motor skills so activities like building with blocks or stacking cups can help them learn coordination. You should also be working on language development with your one year old. Make reading a part of your daily routine and make sure to point out objects and talk about them together. You can also encourage talking by repeating everything they say back to them in full sentences. Finally, it's important to foster your child's curiosity by introducing new activities and experiences like playing music or exploring nature.