Here's a list of some of the things a 0-3 month old can do. I am not listing when these skills emerge, because every baby is different. However, I am listing them from easiest (newborn) to more advanced (~3 months) skills.
- feel, taste, smell, and hear
- move arms and legs
- cry when in need
- enjoy being held and spoken to
- see things 8-12" away
- begin to turn head
- make eye contact
- look at clear simple pictures or designs
- grasp a small object briefly
- make cooing sounds
- lift head
- smile
- imitate expressions
- study hands and feet
- follow toys from side to side
- reach for an object or a person
A helpful chart can be found at the Family Enrichment Program Website.
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