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Infant Development

1st Year Growth

You're probably wondering about infant development and growth stages in your baby and when he or she should be talking, walking and when to start giving solid food.

It is not unusual for an infant to "not fit" into the timeline set by this website or other resources. These times are approximations and observations concerning the average infant. Don't be too concerned if your baby doesn't develop exactly as suggested.

If you have concerns regarding your baby's growth and development, talk with your pediatrician about your concerns. Read more below:



Your baby's first year is an important stage of development. The areas of growth span from gaining control of the muscles to the development of the psyche. By the end of these first twelve months, your child will begin to walk, understand ideas such as object permanence, and begin to teeth. See table below:

1st Year Baby Development Growth Chart

1 MONTH

Neck muscles develop for lifting head

2 MONTHS

Lifts head and neck without help
Blows bubbles
Smiles
Coos

3 MONTHS

Squeals
Sucks on hands

4 MONTHS

Put things into month
Able to roll over
Teething
Responds to own name

5 MONTHS

Sit without outside support for a short while

6 MONTHS

Get into a crawl position (rocking motion)
Object Permanence
Attachment to parents

7 MONTHS

Bounces in place
Hold their own bottles
Understands tones
Begin to crawl

8 MONTHS

Stands and holds onto table or wall

9 MONTHS

Understands simple questions
Speaks with short words
Walks with objects for support

10 MONTHS

Learns to walk without support
Babbles

11 MONTHS

Rambles sentences of nonsense
Drinks and eats without help

12 MONTHS

Shows ability to be patient

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