Your baby’s development in their eleventh month
Receptive Language
Starts to understand what others say/sign
Responds to simple commands (spoken or signed)
Expressive Language
Says or signs one or two words (animal noises count)
Uses gestures to communicate
Cognitive
Likes to do things repetitively
Has clear likes and dislikes
Social
May repeat an action to test your response
Motor
Moves between laying down and sitting upright without help
Crawls on hands and knees
Pulls to a standing position with one foot leading
Cruises around furniture
Walks with two hands held
Gestures
Reaches for objects
Raises arms to be picked up
Sources:
https://helpmegrowmn.org
https://www.cdc.gov/act-early/milestones
www.michigan.gov/mikidsmatter
https://idrpp.usu.edu/projects/ski-hi/deaf-hard-of-hearing/early-intervention
https://hopepubl.com/product/ski-hi-curriculum/
https://firstwordsproject.com/about-16by16/
ASL Words and Phrases this Month
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Resources
Use this document to help you and your family plan out how you will use different languages (ASL, English, Spanish, etc.) throughout your day. This is a zip file that contains a printable version, a fillable version, and a sample plan.
Here are some ways you can help build your D/HH child’s language development both before and after cochlear implant surgery.
