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Rooting reflex; (starts in between 32-36 weeks of pregnancy), when the roof of the baby's mouth is touched, the baby will begin to suck.
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New born - two month old's can grip the finger but not grasp. They can use their primitive reflexes.
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Tonic Neck Response- While the baby's left arm extends when the infant gazes to the left, the right arm and leg flex inward, and vice versa.
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Better eye muscle control and allows infants to track objects.
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Begin to control their hands and feet actions but they are not fine - tuned.
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Begin to use both of their hands, working together to accomplish the task at hand. Infant rises up with arms when laying face down.
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Infants are able to sit without support for only moments at first.
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Infants can grasp items but don't use their thumb.
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Infants can roll from their stomach to their back.
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Infants can crawl and walk while holding an adults hand.
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Infants are able to sit steadily without support.
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Infants begin to balance while standing alone and takes steps, starts to walk alone.