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begins to smile at people. coos and makes gurgling sounds, pays attention to faces, and makes smoother movement with arms and legs. -
smiles at people, begins to babble, responds to affection, and holds head up without support. -
likes to play with others (especially parents), responds to sounds by making sounds, looks around at things nearby, rolls over in both directions. -
may be clingy with familiar adults, understands "no", puts things in mouth, stands holding on to things. -
hands you a book when they want to hear a story. responds to simple spoken requests. points with index finger. gets into sitting position without help. -
likes to hand things to others as play. says several single words. points to get attention of others. walks alone. -
copies others (especially adults andolder children). says sentences with 2-4 words. begins to sort shapes and colors. begins to run. -
takes turns in games. follows instructions with 2 or 3 steps. turns door handles and jar lids. runs easily. -
is more creative with make-believe play. tells stories. names some numbers and colors. hops and stands on 1 foot -
likes to sing, dance, and act. speaks clearly, counts 10 or more things. can hop or may be able to skip.