When did your child learn where his/her body parts were and were able to point to them when asked?

Question

When did your child learn where his/her body parts were and were able to point to them when asked?

Answer 1

around 10 months

Answer 2

right from the get go we have encourged our children to know their body parts even using the correct names for the personal parts like v****a and p***s we just treat them like any other body part we dont want our kid being embarresed or ashamed of it society tends to have a stigma about that but we want our children to be comfortable and confident in themselves but to each their own....

Answer 3

Havent gotten to those years yet..

Answer 4

1 year 3 months =]

Answer 5

my daughter could point to body parts around 10 months, when she began to speak better you can teach her to stay the body parts. When they are younger the common body parts is easy e.i. Eyes, Noise, Mouth, Tummy. At around 18 months She could point to her elbow and shoulders, the less common body parts (when I saw common you don't normally hear someone asking about your ankle or elbow or shoulders, common are like toes hands feed eyes and such) But it really depends on your child and her development.

Answer 6

Around 13 months old. My daughter started doing Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes first. She is know 16 months old and knows all of her facial features, eyes, toes, ears, lips, hair and head, but that is about it. We are working on all the others.

My nephew just turned 2 years old and doesn't know any body parts. Every kids is different.

Answer 7

Sometime between 1 & 2, but then she was speaking quite well at 15 months.

I <3 my baby girl, so smart!

Okay, show daddy where your subdural hematoma is...Good girl! Okay, where is your Xyphoid Process? Super! and your tarsels and metatarsels...Excellent!

Ahh...good times! :D