Growth and development Milestones

 
 
 
 
1. Growth and development milestones:

less muscle twitching; lift head 45 deg.

cries to get needs met; protests if not met; gurgles, coos, squeals

stretches limbs; rolls back to side; holds head up; plays with hands; puts things in mouth

holds rattle longer; briefly bears weight on legs

extended vowel sounds; different cries for different needs

learns cause and effect; discovers hands and feet; likes detailed, high-contrast images

stands with help; rolls front to side; lifts head 90 deg.; sits with arms propped

changes shape of mouth for different sounds

starts to explore by taste; is aware of labels for people and things; returns a smile; reacts to sounds

rolls front to back; can wiggle forward on floor; reaches with good arm

shows interest in colors; pushes away disliked actions; displays expression of decision making

sits unsupported rolls over both ways; stands when leaning on object; points at objects

grasps with forefinger and thumb; reaches accurately; self-feeds finger foods; drinks from cup


     
 
 
 
    

 

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