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Developmental Milestones

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Milestones: Birth to 6 Months

 

Fine Motor Development

  • Hands are frequently open.
  • Supports head for more than a moment when held upright.

Speech & Language Development 

  • Makes sounds such as gurgling, cooing & babbling, plus crying.

Gross Motor Development

  • Moves both arms & legs equally well when lying on back.

Social Development

  • Responds to the voice of familiar caregivers.


 

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