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4th month
- Holds up the head and chest, supported by the arms, while on tummy.
- Bring toys to the mouth, often with a two-handed grasp.
- Has good head control when sitting.
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5th month
- Sit upright for longer periods of time.
- Sit unsupported for a few seconds at a time. 3.Start rolling over from their back to their tummy.
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6th month
- Push up from his tummy onto hands and knees, and rock back and forth.
- Stand firmly on legs when held in a standing position.
- Extend arms to keep from falling backwards.
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7th month
- Learning to get around, although they don't all do it in the same way.
- Your baby may creep, scoot, roll, crawl, or combine all four movements.
- Sit unassisted and reach for and pick up toys, playtime involves a lot more independence than in months past.
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8th month
- Gaining a lot of new strength.
- They may be strong enough to pull themselves up to a standing position while holding onto a chair or sofa.
- They should start cruising around using the furniture for support.
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9th month
- Stand by flexing his knees and pushing off from a squat.
- Use the tip of the index finger and thumb to pick up small items.
- Walk when supported by both hands.
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10th month
- Babies at this age can crawl, pull from a seated position to standing, squat while holding on or sit back down, and cruise around while holding onto the furniture or your hands.
- Your baby may be down to a single one-hour nap during the day.
- Baby’s palate by offering a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, yogurt, and meats.
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11th month
- cruising around while holding onto the furniture or your hands.
- He might even let go of your hands to try out a few tentative steps alone or he might even be walking independently.
- Some babies at this age experiment by standing on their toes or on one leg.
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12th month
- Drop down from a standing to a sitting position.
- Point, poke, touch, and pry with the index finger.
- Hold and try to use a spoon.
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1st month
Kick their arms and legs in a jerky, uncoordinated way.
Confidently suck from a breast or bottle.
Wriggle and squirm on your lap or in their cribs. -
2nd month
1.When on his or her belly, can hold up the head and may even push up on the arms.
2.Good head control when held in a sitting position.
3. Newborn reflexes start to go away, like the moro (startle) reflex and tonic reflex (fencer's pose). -
3rd month
- Recognizes familiar objects and people at a distance. 2.Takes swipes at dangling objects with hands. 3.Raises head and chest when lying on stomach.