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What Are the Milestones for a 6-Month-Old Baby Development?
At six months, babies typically show significant progress in motor skills, social interaction, and communication.
Key points: Milestones for a 6-month-old baby development involve significant advancements in motor skills, social interaction, and communication. Babies at this age often begin to sit without support, babble, and show interest in their surroundings. | Evidence shows that by six months, about 50% of babies can sit without support and some may even pull themselves up to a standing position - cite source.
What are the Expected Developments for a 2-Month-Old Baby?
A 2-month-old baby typically shows signs of increased alertness and begins to develop social smiles.
Key points: A 2-month-old baby's development involves increased alertness, beginning social interaction through smiles, and enhanced motor skills. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), these developments indicate healthy growth and engagement with the environment. | Evidence shows that 2-month-old babies can recognize familiar faces and sounds - AAP.
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