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Able to place objects in mouth -
Twitches whole body when crying. -
Looks from object to hands to object -
Can sit supported for 15 to 30 minutes with a firm back. -
Rolls from back to tummy -
Brings objects together with banging noises -
Achieves sitting poisition by pushing up with arms. -
Sits alone -
Climbs on chairs and other furniture -
May carry spoon to mouth in feeding attempt -
Walks holding on to furniture -
Climbs up and down stairs -
Coordinates eye movements -
Laughs out loud -
Enjoys watching hands and feet. -
Smiles at self in mirror -
Grabs at any and all objects in reach -
May be able to play the peek-a-boo game -
Likes to empty and fill containers -
Find objects that are totally hidden -
Recognizes the social nature of mealtimes
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Like to look at pictures in books -
Put nesting toys together correctly -
Waves good-bye -
Recognizes parents voice -
Quiets in response to being held -
Communicates with different sounds and facial expressions -
Shows increased pleasure in social interactions -
May begin to show fearful behavior as separateness is felt -
Laughs when socializing -
Shows desire for social interactions -
Is more aware of social approval or disapproval -
cries less often
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Imitates movements of other adults and children
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Enjoys playing with siblings
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Reacts to discomfort and pain by crying for assistance -
Is able to show distress, excitement, contentment, anger, and delight -
Shows feeling of security when held or talked to -
Laughs when tickled -
Builds trust when cries are answered, becomes anxious and demanding when cries are unanswered -
Likes attention and may cry to get it -
Expresses anger more dramatically -
Exhibits fear of strangers -
May show fear of new sounds -
Fear strange places -
May not always want to be cooperative -
May resist napping