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What is Baby Development at 4 Months?
At four months, babies experience significant physical, cognitive, and social development.
Key points: Baby development at 4 months involves significant milestones in physical, cognitive, and social skills. By this age, infants typically begin to show more control over their bodies and engage more with their surroundings. | Evidence shows that by 4 months, babies can usually hold their head up at a 90-degree angle while lying on their stomach - according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
What Are the Baby Developmental Milestones for 4 Months?
At 4 months, babies typically develop motor skills, social engagement, and communication abilities.
Key points: Baby developmental milestones at 4 months involve significant advancements in motor skills, social engagement, and communication. Infants begin to show more control over their movements and interact more with their environment. | Evidence shows that by 4 months, infants can typically hold their head steady while sitting - according to the CDC.
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