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You learned all the body parts!
Eight body parts named one at a time. This deck has an advantage the others do not: your child carries the material with them. Every card can be checked against a real nose or a real hand straight away, which is why body vocabulary tends to arrive early and stay.
Pointing to a named body part is a common milestone around eighteen months, usually starting with the face. Naming them aloud comes later.
Ask your child to point to their own nose, then yours, then a doll’s. Moving the same word between three places is what makes it general rather than tied to one picture.