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Keeps hands fisted or slightly open.
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Can keep head in mid position of body when lying on tummy.
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Discovers hands and feet as an extension of self -
Laughs out loud -
Looks at an object, reaches for it, and makes eye contact with it -
Smiles and coos when caregivers talk to them -
Able to place objects in mouth
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Begins to use mitten grasps for grabbing objects near the hands.
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Reaches for objects such as an activity gym with good coordination and aim
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Smiles at self in mirror -
Holds an object with both hands
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Grabs at any and all objects in reach -
Brings objects together making banging noise
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May be able to play a peek-a-boo game -
Achieves sitting position by pushing up with arms. -
Likes to fill and empty containers -
Crawls -
May be able to move along furniture. -
Finds hidden objects -
Responds to certain words -
Likes to walk holding caregivers hand -
Climbs chairs and furniture -
Waves good-bye -
Likes to look at pictures in a book -
Stands alone -
Takes off shoes and socks -
Likes to open containers and look inside at objects -
Puts nesting toys together -
May be able to pull of clothing -
Uses pincer grasps -
Saying first word -
Begins to find familiar objects that are not in view but have permanent locations