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Kicking, moving in response to outside noises and movements.
Sucking thumb to comfort self -
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baby can coo
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baby can interact with people, play games, and communicate through verbal sounds and movements.
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baby begins to babble and experiments with words that contain repeating soft syllables. cooing sounds have added consonants.
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babbling starts to include words that a small and commonly heard in converstaions that occur around them. Infants understand more words around them
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Baby can start to participate more accurately during game play. They understand and can communicate more effectively with others. Gestures are used to communicate the child's needs and wants
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Accuracy of speak rapidly increases. First recognizable words are spoken.
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Baby/Toddler can combine words starting to form sentences. Vocabulary expands rapidly from about 50 words to 200-250 words.