6–12 Month Milestones
Baby milestones from 6–12 months focus on increased mobility, stronger coordination, early problem-solving, social bonding, and the beginnings of communication and first words.

Keepsies offers pre-made developmental milestone lists by age, plus the flexibility to add custom milestones that matter most to your family.
Track pre-made developmental milestones on Keepsies:
Physical & Motor Milestones
Sensory & Cognitive Milestones
Social & Emotional Milestones
Communication Milestones
Frequently asked questions
What milestones should a baby reach between 6 and 12 months?
Most babies learn to sit independently, crawl or scoot, pull up to stand, and cruise along furniture during this window. They also develop the pincer grasp, enjoy games like peek-a-boo, babble longer strings of sounds, and may say first words like “mama” or “dada.”
When do babies start crawling?
Many babies begin crawling or scooting between 6 and 12 months. Crawling often follows sitting independently and is typically followed by pulling up to stand and cruising along furniture.
How can I track my baby's milestones?
The Keepsies app is a free memory journal for iOS and Android with pre-made milestone lists for every age, from a baby's first smile through the school years. You can check off milestones, add photos and notes, and keep every moment dated and saved forever.