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Developmental Checklist Information 1-3 Months

1 Month

  • Lifts head up briefly when on belly.
  • Moves arms and legs in energetic manner.
  • Reacts to sudden movement or noises.
  • Communicates with smiles, gaze, and crying.
  • Avoids mildly annoying sensations (placement of cloth on face).
  • Focuses on a rattle in her line of vision.
  • Makes some sounds such as (ah, uh).

2 Months

  • Beginning to coo or gurgle.
  • Follows moving object with eyes (head stationary).
  • Smiles at mom or dad when they smile.
  • Looks at mom or dad’s face when they talk.
  • Head is erect and bobbing.
  • Rolls part way to side when lying on back.

3 Months

  • Turns head and follows a moving object with eyes.
  • Grasps objects when placed in his hand.
  • Crying is different for pain, hunger, etc.
  • Swats at dangling objects.
  • Searches for sound with eyes.
  • Beginning to babble.

Things You Can Do With Your Child

  • Sing songs and recite nursery rhymes to your baby.
    Babies are calmed by a steady soft rhythm.
  • Place patterned designs and faces drawn in black and white in front of baby to stimulate visual development.

 


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