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What Are the Key Baby Milestones in the First Year?
Key baby milestones in the first year include physical, cognitive, and social developments.
Key points: Key baby milestones in the first year involve significant physical, cognitive, and social developments that occur as infants grow. Parents should be aware of these milestones to ensure healthy growth and development. | Evidence shows that by 2 months, most babies can smile responsively, indicating social engagement - according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
What Are the Common Baby Development Stages in the First Year?
The first year of a baby's life involves significant physical, emotional, and cognitive development across various stages.
Key points: Baby development stages in the first year involve a series of key milestones related to physical, cognitive, and social growth. These stages are crucial for healthy development and can vary from child to child. | Evidence shows that by 2 months, infants typically begin to smile socially and can track moving objects visually - according to the CDC.
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