What Should a 14 Month Old Be Doing

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This is where the square peg drama comes in. Your child is learning to use their pincer grasp (thumb and forefinger) to pick up a Cheerio, a piece of lint, or that mysterious crumb from three days ago. It’s all practice.

You’ll see them stacking two or three blocks before knocking them down with glee. They might try to scribble with a crayon, but the result looks like a spastic chicken walked across the paper. That’s art, people.

They also love opening and closing things—cabinets, Tupperware, your wallet. This is why childproof locks were invented. And why your keys will vanish into the sofa abyss at least once a week.

Social Skills: The Drama Queen Era

At 14 months, your child is a tiny emperor with big feelings. They will love you fiercely, then scream because you gave them the wrong sippy cup (the blue one, not the green one—how could you?).

They’re also learning empathy, kind of. They might pat you on the head when you cry, or offer you a slobbery toy. Or they might just stare at you blankly. It’s a work in progress.

Friendly warning: Separation anxiety often peaks around now. You might think you’re sneaking out to the bathroom, but they have radar. They will know. They will cry. It passes. Eventually.