By approximately 12 months, an infant's perceptual-motor development has advanced such that she can do all of the following EXCEPT:

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By approximately 12 months, infants can coordinate reaching and grasping, move their arms towards objects, and reach behind themselves. However, they are typically not able to quickly stand and walk over to an object located across the room. Most infants start walking independently between 9-15 months of age, with the average being around 12 months, but not all infants will be able to do this by their first birthday.

By Approximately 12 Months, an Infant's Perceptual-Motor Development Has Advanced