
1 Week
She lies in her cot with her arms at her side, and her hands closed.
6 Months
Your young baby can grip toys firmly in either hand.
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Left-handed parents are more likely to have a left-handed child, although, most left-handers are born to two right-handed parents. Twins are more likely to be left-handed but no one knows why.

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1 Year
She can use a pencil or crayon to make a mark on paper.
2 Years
Your toddler can throw a ball in a definite direction.
3 Years
She may be able to cut a piece of paper with child-sized scissors.
4 Years
Her drawing of a person or of a house is usually recognisable.
5 Years
She should be able to copy shapes using pencil and paper.
Ages quoted are only examples, and individual children will vary. Speak to your health visitor if you are concerned about your child's development.