Standing

Question 1

Pelvis and hips are behind shoulders

Answer 1

3 - 4 months

Question 1

Increased capability to bear weight

Answer 1

5 - 6 months

Question 2

Pulls to standing position with legs only, no longer needs arms

Answer 2

9 - 13 months

Question 3

Legs are apart and turned outward

Answer 3

3 - 4 months

Question 3

Legs are still spread apart and turned outward

Answer 3

5 - 6 months

Question 4

Pulls to standing position at furniture

Answer 4

6 - 12 months

Question 4

Rotates the trunk over the lower extremities

Answer 4

8 - 9 months

Question 5

Stands while holding onto furniture

Answer 5

5 - 10 months

Question 7

When held in standing position, takes some weight on legs

Answer 7

0 - 3 months

Question 8

Lower extremities are more active in pulling to a standing position

Answer 8

8 - 9 months

Question 10

Bears some weight on legs, but must be held proximally

Answer 10

3 - 4 months

Question 11

Decreased support needed; may be held by arms or hands

Answer 11

5 - 6 months

Question 12

Stands alone momentarily

Answer 12

9 - 13 months

Question 13

Equilibrium reactions are present in standing

Answer 13

12 months

Question 14

Pulls to a standing position by kneeling, then half-kneeling

Answer 14

8 - 9 months

Question 16

Head is up in midline, no chin tuck

Answer 16

3 - 4 months

Question 17

When held in standing position, legs may give way

Answer 17

2 - 3 months

Question 18

Bounces in standing position

Answer 18

5 - 6 months