Skill· 2y–3y· 3 min
My Heels, My Toes
Parent and child trace their feet on paper and identify different foot parts, then practice walking movements that strengthen foot muscles and coordination. The agent coaches the parent to observe heel-to-toe walking patterns, stair climbing readiness, and backward walking skills — building foundational walking coordination for toddlers.
Free to do together whenever you like.
What you'll need
Parent and child sitting on floor together. Cardstock paper and marker within reach. Child's shoes removed. Space cleared for walking movements afterward.
How it works
The 3-step guide, with what to look for at each step, is for signed-in parents.
What this develops
- MilestonePoints to named body partsMind· 18mo–2y· core· Step 1
- MilestoneIdentifies named objectsMind· 13mo–2.1y· stretch· Step 1
- MilestoneWalks upstairs with supportBody· 18mo–2.3y· stretch· Step 3
- MilestoneClimbs stairs with helpBody· 2.5y–4.2y· stretch· Step 3
- MilestoneWalks backwardBody· 3y–4y· stretch
Visual example
Coming soon