Gross Motor Skills in Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers
Gross Motor Skills in 1-Year-Olds
- Squatting to pick something up
- Standing up without holding onto anything for support
- Walking alone proficiently
- Carrying items while walking
- Crawling, and then walking, upstairs—usually with the assistance of hands or rails
- Crawling downstairs on the belly, leading with the feet
- Running, although 1-year-olds usually fall easily
- Sitting on small objects by themselves
- Climbing onto bigger objects and then turning to sit down
Gross Motor Skills in 2-Year-Olds
- Walking and running with reasonable proficiency
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- Stopping and starting easily while moving
- Ascending and descending stairs independently
- Jumping in place with feet together
- Kicking a ball with either foot
- Learning to throw with their arms
- Standing on tiptoes
Gross Motor Skills in 3-Year-Olds
- Maintaining balance on one foot for a short time
- Walking backwards and sideways
- Jumping forward for a small distance
- Riding a tricycle
- Catching a large ball (usually with stiff arms)
- Standing on one leg for a short period of time
Gross Motor Skills in 4-Year-Olds
- Going up and down stairs normally
- Demonstrating good running, jumping, and climbing skills
- Hopping on one foot
