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Reflex Abilities
Suck Reflex, Grasp Reflex and Rooting Reflex -
Physical Development
Feels pain, color vision limited and takes swipes at objects -
Language Development
Babbling commences -
Physical Development
Focuses on objects 8 to 15 inches away -
Language Development
Attempts to imitate some sounds -
Physical Development
Hearing well developed and preferring sweet smells -
Language Development
Begins lip reading -
Reflex Abilities
Mouthing Reflex -
Perceptual Development
Have a range of vision several feet -
Physical Development
Develops full color vision -
Language Development
Capable of responding to own name -
Reflex Abilities
Tonic neck reflex -
Perceptual Development
Experience the sense of touch -
Physical Development
May sit easily without support -
Language Development
Capable of responding to "no" -
Physical Development
Can reach and grasp moving objects -
Perceptual Development
Looking confused when hearing sounds that do not fit observed motion -
Language Development
Responds and begins to map out sounds of language -
Perceptual Development
Explore objects with the mouth -
Physical Development
Can sit alone -
Language Development
Babbling includes short strings of consonants -
Perceptual Development
Uses senses to identify objects -
Physical Development
Crawls forward on belly -
Language Development
Begins to use gestures and sounds to communicate -
Perceptual Development
Crumble and tear paper -
Reflex Abilities
Plantar Grasp -
Physical Development
Places objects into and out of containers -
Language Development
Begins to understand words can refer to physical objects -
Perceptual Development
Nuzzle face into warm blanket to smell it -
Physical Development
Walks holding onto furniture -
Language Development
Babbling appears less random -
Perceptual Development
Showing enjoyment or dislike towards messy activities -
Physical Development
Stands alone easily -
Language Development
Begins to imitate spoken words -
Perceptual Development
Adjusting the way one walks depending on environment -
Physical Development
Begins walking alone -
Language Development
First words are often spoken at this time