What is the average age when a baby can walk alone, feed itself, scribble, and point to pictures when asked?
a. two to three months
b. five to six months
c. eight to eleven months
d. thirteen to eighteen months

The correct answer for: What is the average age when a baby can walk alone, feed itself, scribble, and point to pictures when asked? Is: d) thirteen to eighteen months.

Explanation:

To understand this answer we need to analyze all of the options. But first, we need to understand something. Babies generally can scribble and 15 months.

a.- at three months it is very difficult that cognition has developed enough to learn to control objects with their hands and produce scribbles. So, it's incorrect.

b.- five to six months, is also incorrect because at six months the baby is barely learning to walk.

c.- eight to eleven months. The baby at this age can generally do everything except scribbles. This is a very complicated and fine motor skill that will arrive later.

d.- babies could achieve scribbling at thirteen months but they have to be amazingly capable babies. Because the majority develop this ability 15 months or later but not more than 18 months.

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