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Newborn
- Communicate through grunts, hiccups, cries, and sneezes
- Their vision is between 8-12 inches
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Physical Development of Infant By: Miriam Bautista
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1 Month
- Their hearing is fully developed
- They may respond to familiar sounds
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2 Months
- Keeps track of moving objects with his/her eyes
- Begins to lift their head
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3 Months
- Mimics sounds, expressions, and movement
- Recognize familiar faces
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4 Months
- May start teething
- May start rolling from stomach to back
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5 Months
- Learns how to reach with both hands
- Knows how to grasp things with finger
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6 Months
- Learns to roll back to front and ront to back
- Starts learning how to sit up
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7 Months
- With help of an adult they can support their weight on their legs
- Babbles and imitates sounds
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8 Months
- They know how to sit by themselves
- Are starting to crawl or already are crawling
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9 Months
- Better control over hands and fingers, making it easier to grab small objects
- Make the link between sounds, gestures, and meaning
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10 Months
- Understand simple instructions
- Remember their favorite toy
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11 Months
- Recognize objects
- Know how to stand, scoot, and cruise
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12 Months
- Most likely can self feed
- Can say "Dada" and "Mama"
