Milestoneunknown· 12mo–17mo

When lying on his/her back, does the child...

When lying on his/her back, does the child grab his/her feet?

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What the research says

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Normative evidence

1 source back this milestone. The bars below show the age range each source covers.

This milestone12mo–17moCREDI0mo–3y012243648607284months
Milestone windowNormative study
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What mastery looks like

Not yet

Cannot yet when lying on his/her back, does the child grab his/her feet?

  • No observable behavior matching this item
Emerging

Beginning to show when lying on his/her back, does the child grab his/her feet? with direct support

  • Requires prompting or physical assistance
Developing

Demonstrates when lying on his/her back, does the child grab his/her feet? inconsistently

  • Performs with mild support
  • Inconsistent across contexts
Secure

Consistently passes item across contexts

  • Reliably demonstrates without prompting
Reflexive

Masters item; demonstrates generalization

  • Applies skill spontaneously in novel situations

Activities for this (1)

physical4mo–18mo

Tummy Time and Moving

Parent places child on the floor and observes early floor mobility milestones — rolling, prone lifting, sitting balance, and crawling. Covers six foundational motor milestones at 12-17mo. Three phases: back-to-tummy roll, prone prop-up, and sitting while playing.

Formal assessments

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