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At birth, newborns can see, smell, hear, and respond to their environment.
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Newborns have a "grasping reflex"; an infant's clinging response to a touch on the palm of his or her hand.
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Newborns have a "rooting reflex"; an infant's response in turning towards the source of touching that occurs anywhere near his or her mouth.
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Over their first year of life, infants make many different sounds. As their crying lessons they begin making cooing sounds
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Baby can raise head to 45 degrees.
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At about 2.8 months the baby should be able to roll over.
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At about 4 months the baby can sit up with support.
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The baby can sit up with no support.
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At about 6 months infants begin to acquire depth perception
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At 7.6 months the baby can pull itself into a standing position.
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Towards the end of their first year of life, infants begin to make "babbling" sounds.
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At 11.5 months old the child begins to be able to stand alone.