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A comprehensive, month-by-month clinical guide to tracking your baby's physical, sensory, nutritional, and cognitive growth markers.
Moves mostly by reflex. Cannot hold head up.
Sees nearby objects. Likes high-contrast patterns.
Feeds many times a day (milk only).
Sleeps 14–17 hours in short periods.
Doctor checks reflexes, movement, and weight.
Start short tummy time daily.
Starts lifting head slightly.
Follows objects and makes cooing sounds.
Feeds better and may take more milk.
Slightly longer sleep at night.
Checks social smile and eye tracking.
Talk and smile with your baby.
Lifts head and chest. Opens and closes hands.
Starts babbling and recognizes faces.
Feeds less often but drinks more.
Better day and night pattern.
Checks head control and tracking objects.
Give colorful toys to reach and grab.
May roll over and reach for toys.
Laughs and explores with hands and mouth.
Still milk only, may show interest in food.
Sleep pattern may change.
Checks response and movement control.
Give soft toys and teething items.
Rolls both ways. Sits with support.
Notices colors and plays with hands.
May start preparing for solid foods.
Takes 2–3 naps daily.
Checks strength and leg support.
Play peek-a-boo.
Sits without support for short time.
Responds to name and babbles.
Starts solid foods.
May sleep longer at night.
Checks sitting and response to sounds.
Read books and play interactive games.
Stands with support and reaches with one hand.
Finds hidden objects and enjoys games.
Eats thicker foods and tries cup.
Regular nap routine.
Checks movement and sound response.
Hide toys and let baby find them.
Starts crawling and pulls to stand.
May fear strangers.
Eats finger foods.
Sleep may be disturbed.
Checks body balance and movement.
Create safe space to crawl.
Picks small items using fingers.
Understands simple words like 'no'.
Eats more solid foods.
Sleeps 12–14 hours total.
Checks hand control and attention.
Play with blocks and containers.
Walks holding furniture. Stands briefly.
Says simple words like mama or dada.
Eats soft family food.
May resist naps.
Checks standing and speech.
Help baby walk with support.
Stands alone briefly. Puts objects in containers.
Follows simple instructions.
Tries eating with a spoon.
May reduce naps.
Checks understanding and coordination.
Encourage simple tasks and play.
May start walking alone. Can hold and bang objects together.
Uses simple gestures like waving bye or shaking head for no.
Starts drinking cow's milk (if advised). Eats 3 meals and 2 snacks daily.
Sleeps around 11–14 hours. Usually takes 1 nap.
Doctor checks walking, hand control, and simple words.
Encourage walking by standing a little away and calling the baby.
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Disclaimer: These milestones outline general developmental trajectories. Every baby develops at their own distinct pace. If you notice a loss of skills or have specific concerns, consult your primary pediatrician immediately.