Linguistic development
• He understands more words
• He may utter
some simple words with meaning, so keep talking
to your child even though that may seem silly sometimes. It is a
brilliant way to foster his linguistic skills.
When he utters a string
of incomprehensible words, your response should be, “Really?
How nice.” You will find that he smiles
at you and carries on
talking, and you will soon notice some words or movements that
you can understand, in addition to other
types of communication
such as pointing at things or mumbling.
Social-‐emotional development
• He understands the meaning of play and he likes you to play
with him. One of the games that you
can play with your child is
“Peek-‐a-‐boo”, where you cover your face and ask him, “Where
am I?” Then uncover your face and say, “Here I am!”
• At this stage your child’s social character becomes apparent. He
may be a loving person who smiles
broadly at everyone he meets,
or he may be more shy and hide his face when a stranger comes
to say hello to him.
• He may repeat movements and sounds to get your attention.
He may wave goodbye when you head towards the door.
• On the other hand, the child will
become more able to express
happiness, joy, sorrow and anxiety.
• He can wave bye-‐bye, clap his hands and move his body.
• He can answer some questions that you ask him. If you ask him,
“Where is Baba?” he may point to him.
The eleventh month
Physical development
1. He is able to stand on his own and bend down whilst standing.
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