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Reponse to a touch on the palm of the hand. Infants can grasp an object such as a finger, so strongly that they can be lifted into the air.
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Movement toward where the infant has been touch. This normally happens more towards the mouth.
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The infant can hold it's head at 45 degrees. This action allows the child to look around.
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The infant can roll over. This allows the child to move a little more.
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The infant can strongly preference faces and patterns.
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The infant can sit up with no help and can stay up in the sitting postition with no help.
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The fear of falling. The infant feels and understands the fear of falling can tell what three dimensional things are.
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The infant is able to use furniture to pull it's self up into a standing position.
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The infant learns how to crawl and can move around easier.
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The infant lessens its crying and starts to make cooing more then crying.
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The infant can stand by itself and does not need help to stand.
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The infant hears people around talking but the infant does not know how to form word yet. They start with words like "mama" or "baba"
