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1-3 month old
Fine motor: grasps are becoming voluntary • Cognitive: searches with eyes for sound
• Social : recognizes parents voice
• Emotional: responds with total body to familiar face (happy) -
2month
• Gross motor : lifts head briefly -
4months
Emotional: expresses delight -
4 month old
• Gross motor: may roll from side to side
• Fine motor: gradually improving aim (swipes at object)
• Cognitive: enjoys watching hands and feet
• Social: laughs when tickled
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5months
• Social: may be able to play peek-a-boo -
5months
• Social: may be able to play peek-a-boo -
5-6months
• Gross motor: rolls from back to tummy
• Fine motor: helps when being pulled to sitting position
• Cognitive: smiles at self in mirror
• Emotional: likes attention and may cry to get it -
7-8 months
• Gross motor: crawls
• Cognitive: likes to empty and fill containers
• Social: begins to have a sense of humor
• Emotional: expresses anger more dramatically -
8 months
• Fine motor skills: able to pull self in standing position -
9 months
• Gross motor: sits alone
• Fine motor: may try to crawl up stairs
• Cognitive: likes to look for contents in a container
• Social: performs for others
• Emotional: may show a fear of new sounds -
10 month old
• Gross motor: stands with little support
• Fine motor: climbs on chairs and other furniture
• Cognitive: speaks first recognizable word
• Social: enjoys music and may mimic movement
• Emotional: cries less often -
11 month
• Gross motor: stands alone
• Fine motor: takes off shoes and socks
• Cognitive: can point to body parts
• Social: may not always want to be cooperative
• Emotional: tests caregivers to determine limits -
12 month
• Gross motor: climbs up and down stairs
• Fine motor: walk with one hand held
• Cognitive: waves good bye
• Social: enjoys playing with siblings
• Emotional: shows increased negativism. (tantrums)
