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Babies First Year
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Eleven to Twelve Months of Development
- Walks and holds onto walls
- Uses gestures like head nods
- Fine motor skills are better
- Stands
- Holds and drinks from a cup
- Uses words "mama" and "dada" to refer to certain people
- Shows strong likes and dislikes
- Looks in mirrors often
- Points and identifies objects in books
- Understands simple phrases
- Says some words regularly
Eleven Months
Twelve Months Old
Nine to Ten Months of Development
- Starts gaining fine motor skills like using single fingers
- Puts objects in containers
- Crawls Well
- Responds to the word "no" and its own name
- Starts saying worlds like "no" "dada" and "mama"
- Looks for dropped objects
- Takes objects out of containers and put them back up
Nine Months
Two Months
Three Months
Two to Three Months of Development
- Starts showing facial expressions such as excitement
- Want more companionship and enjoys being tickled
- Baby is making more sounds and focuses on objects better
- Supports upper body and begins to grab objects
- Baby shows preference for red and blue over yellow
- Distinguish familiar and unfamiliar faces
- Can tell a smile from a frown
One Month of Development
- Coos and babbles
- Cries a lot but calms at caregivers face
- Gains info through senses
- Prefers faces to objects
- Baby is lifting its head and turns from side to side.
- Reacts to parents voice
- Focuses on objects
- Gains info through senses
- Prefers faces to objects
Seven to Eight Months of Development
- Enjoys other children
- Begins experiencing stranger anxiety
- Rolls over to both sides, sits up steadily, and pulls itself up by itself
- Babbles stings of vowels such as "ba,ba,ba"
- Begins understanding cause and effect
- Remembers things that happened
- Sorts objects by size
Four to Six Months of Development
- Alert for long periods of time
- Recognizes its own name
- Distinguishes between friendly and angry voices
- Baby begins to move more, rolling from side to side
- Baby can sit up on its own
- Can recognize basic sounds of native language
One Month
- Sequels, laughs, and babbles
- Can tell the difference in family members
- May cry when left alone
Eight Months
Five Months
Seven Months
Four Months
Ten Months
Six Months
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