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Years 0-1
the months the baby developes -
1 month old (Emotional) sadnees
Very young babies express discomfort or unhappiness by crying. -
1 month old (Physical)
when a baby starts to move its head from left to right while on its stomach -
1 month old (Social)
coos and babbles. Will cry alot, but cums down when it sees a familular face -
1-2 months old (Intellectual)
Get's its information from their senses. Maks eye contact. Would rather look at faces then objects. Can tell the difference between familiar and un familiar voices. -
2 months old (Emotional) interest
Babies watch their mother very closely. Often, this is he first sign of interest in babies. -
2 months old (Physical)
Makes sounds such as "ooh" and "aah". Watches objects moved about 6 inches away from face. Responds to more sounds and different pitches of voice -
2-3 months old (Social)
Give little eye contact while being fed. Will cry differently for the different thing it needs. Begins to smile. Can tell a smile from a frown. -
3 months old (Emotional) joy
Babies show joy by smiling, perhaps in response to an adult how is making funny faces at them. -
3 months old (Physical)
Opens and closes hands. Holds head steadily when held up. Lifts themselfs up on elbows. -
3-4 months old (Intellectual)
Makes sounds such as "ah-goo". Can tell the difference beteewn a smile and a frown. -
4 months old (Emotional) disgust
Babies start to show thier dislikes very clearly. -
4 months old (Physical)
Grasping objects and put things in their mouth. Are able to roll onto their back. Able to puch themselfs up onto their hands. -
4-6 months old (Social)
Turns to a familiar sound. Laughs, squeals. and babbles. Can tell the differenes between family members. Will feach out to play. Might cry when their are alone -
5 months old (Emotional) anger
Babies show anger through crying. Signs of anger may appesr as early as 3-6 months of age. -
5 months old (Physical)
Starts to "swim" with arms while rocking on stomach. Reaches out to grab things. Knows the difference between positive and negative. -
5-6 months old (Intellectual)
Is active for up to two hours. Studies objects very closely. Recognizes their names. Can tell the difference between friendly and unfrendly voices/sounds. -
6 months old (Physical)
Moves objects from one hand to the other. Put things in its mouth. -
7 months old (Physical)
Can Roll over both ways. Sits up by itself. Can stand with assistance. can follow a moving object with their eyes. -
7-8 months old (Social)
tries to copy sounds made by adults. Plays longger and alone. Likes to be with other children. -
7-8 months old (Intellectual)
Copys the actions of others. Begins to understand cause and effect. Remembers things. Forms sounds such as "da, ma, ga, ba." Recognizes some words. -
8 months old (Emotional) fear
Babies show fear by starting, turning away, and screaming, especially in response to strangers. -
8 months old (Physical)
Able t stand up. Bangs blocks together. looks at objects with much attention -
9 months old (Physical)
Able to pock at things. Leans forward to pick something up. Is able to notices small objects. -
9-10 months old (Social)
Answers to the word "no" and their name. Can say simple words such as "no," "bye-bye," "dada," and "mama." Craws around to look for cargiver. Loves to play peek-a-boo and other sound games -
9-10 months old (Intellectual)
Looks for droped objects. Responds to the words of "no" and "all gone." Take things out of places and puts them back. Might say some words. -
10 months old (Physical)
Can crawl very well. Can put things into containers. Uses their index finger. -
11 months old (Physical)
Walk while holding on to something. Can shak its head for the word no. Pinker grasp. -
11-12 months old (Social)
Uses "Dada" and "Mama" to spacific people. Shows stronger likes and dilikes. Loves to look at themselfs in the mirror. -
11-12 months old (Intellectual)
Can point to and identify objects. fits blocks of boxes inside one another. Says "Mama" and "Dada" to their parents. -
1 year old
when they start to walk on their own. Take thing in and out of containers. Able to hold and drink from a cup.
