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makes sounds other than crying
recognizes mother's voice
keeps hands in tight fists -
gurgles and coos (says "ooh" and "ah"
good head control when held in a sitting position
smiles when happy -
begins to imitate some sounds
turns head toward direction of sound
Baby’s tummy time stretching and kicking may turn into partial rolls from side to back -
smiles, laughs, squeals, and blows bubbles
bring toys to the mouth, often with a two-handed grasp
gets excited when a caregiver approaches -
Your baby is getting pretty good at giving you clear signals on what he wants
Play music as a focused activity
Your baby is likely displaying a sense of humor -
blows raspberries and begin to pronounce consonants like "ba," "da," and "ga"
begins to push up to a crawling position, and possibly rock back and forth on the knees
recognizes and responds happily to familiar faces -
Baby’s distance vision is improving. And she can see everything in full color now.
Baby might be able to sit up by herself without any help
She’s starting to work on fine-tuning her grasp -
She can better eyeball distance and depth, making it easier to reach out and grab things.
He can probably sit up by himself—but you'll still need to catch him sometimes—and is beginning to lean over to pick up toys.
After sitting comes rolling, crouching, twisting and rocking while kneeling -
communicates "no" by closing the mouth or turning away when finished eating
sits without support, pulls to stand, and walks along furniture ("cruising")
can hold one item in each hand at the same time -
Crwal
Squad while holding on
Sit up -
Walk around while grabbing on
More free
Might walk by him self -
Good hearing
Walking
Still exploring
