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What is Baby Development at 7 Months?
At 7 months, babies experience significant physical and cognitive development.
Key points: Baby development at 7 months involves achieving numerous milestones in physical, cognitive, and social areas. During this period, infants typically begin to sit independently, show curiosity about their environment, and engage more with caregivers. | Evidence shows that 70% of infants can sit without support by 7 months, indicating significant physical growth.
What to Expect in Baby Development at 7 Months?
At 7 months, babies typically achieve significant milestones in motor skills, social interaction, and cognitive development.
Key points: Baby development at 7 months involves significant progress in motor skills, social interactions, and cognitive abilities, including sitting up and responding to their name. Parents can expect their baby to explore their environment actively and begin forming attachments. | Evidence shows that by 7 months, approximately 70% of infants can sit without support - according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
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