baby's 1st year - alejandra de luna

  • 1st Month

    1st Month
    ~Hearing
    ~Sight
    ~Head Control
  • 2nd Month

    2nd Month
    ~Kicking & Waving
    ~Pushing & Rolling
    ~Grasping & Unclasping
  • 3rd Month

    3rd Month
    ~Touch
    ~Cause & Effect
    ~Rolling onto their tummy
  • 4th Month

    4th Month
    ~Baby can sit upright (while propped) in a high chair
    ~Baby holds her head up high and for long periods of time
    ~Baby's interested food and opens her mouth to try to taste it
  • 5th Month

    5th Month
    ~Starting to talk
    ~Tripod sit and rolling both ways
    ~Playtime and songtime
  • 6th Month

    6th Month
    ~Weaning
    ~Speech
    ~Touchy Feely
  • 7th Month

    7th Month
    ~Crawling
    ~Bounce
    ~Until now your baby will have been using their whole hand to grasp toys (or your hair, the TV remote, the cat...).
  • 8th Month

    8th Month
    ~Dropping & Throwing
    ~You may notice your baby cries or whimpers when they see another baby crying – this is called ‘reflexive crying
    ~Vision Update
  • 9th Month

    9th Month
    ~Babbling On
    ~Social Skills
    ~Your baby is really starting to know what they want – and they may scream in annoyance if you take it away.
  • 10th Month

    10th Month
    ~Understanding You
    ~Your baby's personality is really emerging now. Their social skills are blossoming and they might give broad smiles to everyone they meet
    ~Some babies may be trying out a few words by now; others may be waiting until they feel more confident
  • 11th Month

    11th Month
    ~(Word Search) - Dada is often the first word around now (probably because the D sound is slightly easier to say than the M for Mama).
    ~Independence
    ~Check-up time
  • 12th Month

    12th Month
    ~Some babies may be walking confidently now, but plenty more aren’t: the average age for their first steps is around 13 months.
    ~Most babies will have grown by about 25 cm since birth and their weight will have doubled or tripled.
    ~About now your baby will love ‘helping’ you tidy toys away or sort the washing.