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A baby begins to suck its thumb and kick and move around in the womb.
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A baby will know how to see, hear and smell moments after being born. Most of the senses are developed.
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A baby that's alert will learn to react to something around their mouth (e.g. A mother's breast, bottle, etc.)
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A baby will begin to find disturbances in light, sound, touches, which was very unlikely in the womb. They will tend to be more "capable" to things.
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A baby will react to things differently compared to another baby; they would have a reaction to a stimulant seeing it as humor and another baby would feel fear.
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A baby will have learned how to pick their own head up by theirself.
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A baby will start to develop a sense of balance.
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A baby, at this point, will learn how to crawl.
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At this point, a baby will learn to stand on their own.
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By the first year point, a baby can weigh as much as 20-25 pounds from about 7 pounds at birth.
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A baby will develop a sense of how to speak.