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All newborns are born with many reflexes. The grasping reflex is the response the infant has to a touch on the palm of the hand.
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If a newborn is touched near the mouth, they will move their head and mouth towards the source of touch
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Newborns start to look at their bodys and surroundings.
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Newborns love to look at a human face and patterned materials.
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At two weeks of age, babies are able to see colors and distinguish a red object form a green object.
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When you fail to support or hold the neck and head, the arms of the baby will thrust outward and then embrace themselves as their fingers curl. This usually disappears when the baby reaches two months old.
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After two months, infants are able to focus on clearer images.
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An infants is able to raise its head to 45 degrees.
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A baby can roll over
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Infants start to make cooing noises and smiles when spoken to.
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Infants are able to sit with support.
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The gag reflex usually starts when a baby starts to eat solid foods (6-8 mon.) It goes away when theinfant gets use to feeding themselves.
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Infants are able to sit without support.
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Infants makes repetitive babble noises and make grugling when playing with someone or left alone.
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Infants can pull themselves to a standing position
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Infants can walk holding on to furniture.
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Baby can crawl.
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Infant can stand alone.
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Babies start to imitate words, and say a few words such as "mama" "dada" and "uh-oh"
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Baby can walk!