Infant Areas of Development

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  • Focuses on objects from about 10 inches up to 3 feet away

    Focuses on objects from about 10 inches up to 3 feet away

  • Baby with sadness

    Baby with sadness

  • Makes eye contact

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    Infant Areas of Development

    Focuses on objects from about 10 inches up yo 3 feet away
  • Responds to more sounds and different pitches of voice

    Responds to more sounds and different pitches of voice

  • Baby with joy

    Baby with joy

  • Opens and closes hands

    Opens and closes hands

  • Baby with interest

    Baby with interest

  • May like being tickled

  • Can tell a smile from a frown

  • Grasps rattle

    Grasps rattle

  • Baby with disqust

    Baby with disqust

  • Reaches out and grabs toys

    Reaches out and grabs toys

  • Baby with fear

    Baby with fear

  • Turns to sound of familiar voices

  • Puts objects to mouth with hand

    Puts objects to mouth with hand

  • Baby with anger

    Baby with anger

  • Sits up steadily

    Sits up steadily

  • Enjoys other children

  • Imitates actions of others

  • Pulls self up to standing

    Pulls self up to standing

  • Uses index finger to poke

    Uses index finger to poke

  • Crawls around looking for parents

  • Crawls well

    Crawls well

  • Looks for dropped objects

  • Grasps with thumb and forefinger

    Grasps with thumb and forefinger

  • May walk a few steps alone

    May walk a few steps alone

  • Speaks some words regularly

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