Baby week by week · 12–15 months · 13–14 months: on the move
Your baby at 60 weeks
What’s happening at about 13 months
What’s ahead
Climbing attempts, carrying objects and changing direction may become more common. Bring questions or any loss of skills to your child's healthcare professional.
A memory to keep this week
The way they regain balance
Safety first
Use close adult supervision. Check every item for choking, strangulation, tip-over, water and fall hazards. Keep button batteries, magnets, medicines and household chemicals locked away.
In the app this week
Try this together: Stop-and-go steps, plus this week's memory prompts, a private journal and your Journey, quick logs for firsts like stopped and started and regained balance. One simple idea at a time, never 47.
Guided by: CDC milestones + AAP (HealthyChildren.org) + CPSC, written in Brittany's words.
Every pregnancy and every baby is different. This is general, educational information, not medical advice. If something worries you, check with your provider or pediatrician.