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Holding head up for a short period of time.
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Holds objects for a short amount of time.
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Crying for assistance.
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Listens to moms voice.
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Crying for attention.
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Showing excitement.
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Comforted by parents voice.
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Curiosity of facial expressions.
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Putting toy in mouth
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Rolling over
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shaking a rattle
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Sucking on toy for longer time
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Attachment to a toy
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laughing when tickled
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enjoying eating time
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responding to warmth and affection
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smiling at self in mirror
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studying object intentively
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sitting up with support of back
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stands with support
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crying for demand
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smiling at familiar faces
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enjoys the company of other kids
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clings to primary caregiver
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pulling up on things
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making banging noises with toys
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enjoys looking through books with familiar pictures
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may be able to play peek-a-boo
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expresses anger more dramatically
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Prefers caregiver to strangers
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enjoys company with siblings
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being more aware of social approval
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sitting up alone
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climbing up stairs
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finding objects that are totally hidden
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responds appropriately to a few specific words
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may be able to play pat a cake
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interactions during meal time
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may show fear of loud sounds
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scared of heights
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able to hold caregivers hand
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climbs on chairs and other furniture
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speaks first recognizable words
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enjoys looking at picture books
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performs for others, repeats if applauded
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may show symbolic thought by sharing a toy or stuffed animal
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expresses emotions such as excitement, anger, or discomfort
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cries less often
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stands alone
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attempting to feed themselves
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puts nesting toys together correctly
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opening containers to see the inside
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not being cooperative/ distracted
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seeking approval
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making yes or no gestures
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knows when they are being good or bad
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walking up stairs
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holding on to furniture to walk
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waving good bye
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linking familiar event with current
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throw tantrums
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enjoys playing with siblings
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may resist napping
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