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Infants are able to turn their neck.
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Infants can turn from their back to their front (prone position) but can't turn back onto their backs
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Cranial bones change from intramembranious to endochondral (or in other words, the bones thicken) at this age.
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Baby's can turn onto their backs into the supine position.
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Baby's cam turn from their back to their front and vice versa.
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Baby's Can turn stomach to stomach at this age.
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Baby's can go from prone position to sitting and vice versa and the also begins to crawl
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Babies can pull themselves up while holding onto something at this stage.
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At this age, the child can walk while holding hands, sit well, and pivot.
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At fifteen months, the child can push something while walking, climb, and get down from the place they climbed to.
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At eighteen months, the baby can run, but will fall at times. The baby can also climb stairs with his/her hands.
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At twenty-one months, the baby can squat while playing, and climb stairs standing upright.
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At twenty-four months, the child can walk backwards and on his/her toes. At this stage, the child can also run without falling.