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What Are the Baby Development Milestones for a 2 Month Old?
At 2 months old, babies typically begin to show social engagement and motor skills development.
Key points: Baby development milestones at 2 months involve social engagement, motor skills, and sensory development. Parents can expect babies to smile, track objects, and start to hold their head up. | Evidence shows that by 2 months, babies can start to smile socially, indicating the beginning of emotional engagement - according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
What Should I Expect in Baby Development Week by Week?
Baby development involves a series of milestones that occur weekly during the first year.
Key points: Baby development involves a predictable series of milestones that vary week by week during the first year. Parents can expect changes in motor skills, communication, and social interactions as their baby grows. | Evidence shows that 90% of a child's brain develops by age 5, highlighting the importance of early milestones - CDC.
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