Babyhood
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The document outlines the motor development milestones of infants from 1-2 months to 24 months. It describes the progression from early reflexes like the tonic neck reflex to later abilities like walking independently, running, climbing stairs, and walking backwards or on toes by 24 months of age. Motor skills develop sequentially over the first two years as infants gain increasing control over their bodies.
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Babyhood
- 7. One to Two (1- 2) Months Tonic-neck reflex predominates when the baby is on supine position. The head is turned far to the side, one arm in extension to the same side, the other flexed to the shoulder; can roll partly to side.
- 8. The baby is able to turn to prone position.
- 9. Four to Five (4- 5) Months Can turn to prone from supine position and vice versa.
- 10. Six to Seven (6-7) Months Can roll from stomach to stomach.
- 11. Eight (8) Months Can also alternate from prone to sitting position and vice versa; can cruise by crawling.
- 12. Nine (9) Months Can pull himself/herself to standing position by holding on to something.
- 13. Ten to Eleven (10-11) Months Can sit with good control. Can pivot around in a steady manner. Can walk while holding someones hands.
- 14. Twelve (12) Months Walks even when only one hand is held.
- 15. Fifteen (15) Months Can push a chair around, climb and get down from it as well.
- 16. Eighteen (18) Months Runs but falls sometimes; can climb stairs by creeping.
- 17. Twenty-one (21) Months - Can squat while playing; can climb up stairs by assuming an upright position.
- 18. Twenty-four (24) Months Can walk backwards and on toes. Can run without falling; can climb stairs with both feet on tread before stepping.
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