60-72 months

* Walk straight
* Stand with one foot for 11 seconds
* Drawing with 6 sections, draw a complete person
* Catch a small ball with two hands picture
* Draw a rectangle
* Understand the meaning of the opposite
* Understand conversations using 7 words or more
* Answering questions about what objects are made of and its usefulness
* Know the numbers, can count the number 5 -10
* Know colorful
* Expressing sympathy
* Following the rules of the game
* Dress own unassisted

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48-60 months

* Stand 1 foot 6 seconds
* Jumping 1 foot
* Dancing
* Draw a cross
* Draw a circle
* Draw a person with 3 parts of the body
* buttoning clothes or doll clothes
* Mention your full name unassisted
* Glad to call new words
* Nice to ask about something
* Answering questions with the correct words
* His speech easily understood
* Can compare / distinguish anything from the size and shape
* Calling the numbers, counting fingers
* Mention the names of the day
* Dress own unassisted
* Brushing your teeth without assistance
* Reacting calmly and not fussy when it left the mother

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36-48 months

* Stand 1 foot 2 seconds
* Jump both feet removed
* Pedal tricycle
* Draw a straight line
* Stacking 8 pieces cube
* Know the color 2-4
* Mention the name, age, place
* Understand the meaning of words above, below, in front of
* Listen to the story
* Wash and dry own hands
* Play with friends, follow the rules of the game
* Wearing shoes alone
* Wearing long pants, shirts, clothing

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24-36 months

* The road climbed the stairs alone
* Able to play and kick a small ball
* scribble pencil on paper
* Speak well, using 2 words
* Able to appoint 1 or more parts of his body when asked
* Viewing pictures and can be called with the correct name of two or more objects
* To help collect toys themselves or help lift the plate if asked
* Eat yourself without a lot of spilled rice
* Releasing his own clothes

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18-24 months

* Stand alone without holding for 30 seconds
* Walking without stumbling
* Clapping / waving
* Stacking 4 pieces cube
* Picking up small objects with thumb and forefinger
* Roll the ball toward the goal
* Calling the 3-6 words that have meaning
* Helping / imitate housework
* Hold the cup itself, learn to eat and drink their own

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12-18 months

* Stand alone without holding
* Bend picked up a toy and then stand back
* Walking back 5 steps
* Calling a dad with the word "papa", calling the mother with the word "mama"
(subject taught, if taught to call him "dad" it would call "father" records)
* Stacking 2 cube
* Insert a cube in the box
* Referring to what was cooled without whining / crying, children can spend a fun or interesting sounds mother's hand.
* Showing a sense of jealousy / competition

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9-12 months

* Lifting the body into a standing position
* Learning to stand for 30 seconds or holding onto a chair
* Able to walk with a guided
* Reaching your arms / body to reach for toys / desired picture
* Hold the pencil tightly
* Inserting objects into the mouth
* Repeating imitating the sound is heard
* Calling the same syllable 2-3 without meaning
* Mengeksprolasi around, curious, wanting to touch anything
* react to the sound slowly / whisper
* Glad to be invited to play "peekaboo"
* Getting to know family members, fear in people who have not kn

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6-9 months

* Sitting (tripoid-own attitude)
* Learning to stand, his feet rested in part weight
* Crawl grabbed a toy or approached a person
* Moving objects from one hand to another hand
* Picking up two objects, each hand holding an object at the same time
* Picking up objects of beans scooped by
* Unmute without meaning, for example mamama, bababa, papapa.
* Finding things / toys being dropped
* Playing applause / peekaboo
* Rejoice with throwing objects
* Eat the cake itself

Listen

Read phonetically

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3-6 months

* Turning from tummy to his back
* Raising the head as high as 90 degrees
* Maintain the head remains upright and stable
* Hold the finger
* Achieved objects within range
* Holding his own hand
* Trying to broaden outlook
* Directing her eyes on small objects
* Removing the excited high-pitched voice or yell
* Smile when viewing pictures / toys that are interesting when playing alone

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0-3 months

* Raising the head as high as 45 degrees
* Moving the head from right / left to the middle
* View and looked at your face
* Babble spontaneously or react with babble
* Like laughing out loud
* Reacting surprised to loud noise
* Replying to a smile when asked to talk / smile
* Know the mother with the sight, smell, hearing and contacts

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