11 month olf boy - what should he be doing by law?

[Mandymoo]

HA HA !!

C'mon - what sort of things should ge be doing now?

[CantSlimWontSlim]

Reciting his 12 times table, making his own dinner and painting like Monet.

Hope you haven't got a slow learner .

[tortoiseSHELL]

Well my nearly 11 month old boy is rolling everywhere - this is his method of getting around. Not crawling or walking, but can stand against furniture, can't pull himself up though. He can wave 'bye-bye' in response to a verbal 'bye', he can just about clap. I THINK he can say 'a-gain' after playing 'row row', but it sounds more like 'a-kkkkkkkkkkkkhhhhhhh'. He can snuggle right into my arms and have the snuggliest of cuddles, and he can melt my heart with his smiles.

[funnypeculiar]

waking up at ungodly hours of the morning, dropping and throwing food, biting you with lovely new teeth...

[colditz]

My 11 month old boy can slap my cleavage in time to some music.

he can communicate with bats.

He crawls - I wish he didn't, but hey.

He always manages to know when someone important is coming to the door - he will put what is very obviously that mornings breakfast in him mouth and scream like the damned when it's removed.

[CantSlimWontSlim]

I suppose I should give a serious answer too. At 11 months my dd (does it matter that she's a girl rather than boy?) was walking, climbing stairs, clapping, waving, saying mummy, daddy, no (more often 'nah') and yeah, and could feed herself with a spoon as long as I loaded it for her.

[funnypeculiar]

Ds at 11 mths old - could sit and say about 5 words. Did not move. In any form.
Dd at 11 mths old - crawling, pointing, obeying about 5/6 commands (eg go bang-bang, wave, dance -well, wiggle; clapping, splashing), no words.
LEGALLY think probably sitting and babbling is about all you can have them for...