Children from 6 to 9 months

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The document outlines the developmental characteristics of children aged six to nine months, focusing on neurological, language, socio-affective, psychomotor, and cognitive skills. Key milestones include improved muscle tone, increased vocalization and imitation, and early social recognition of caregivers. It emphasizes activities that promote intelligence and learning, such as play and responsive interaction.

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CHILDREN FROM SIX TO
NINE MONTHS
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERICTICS

NEORULOGICAL DEVELOPMENT
• GRAYED MUSCLE TONE
• HANDS FRECUENTLY OPEN, LOOK AT THEM, PLAYS,
AND LEADS TO THE MOUTH
• SITTING CONTROLS HEAD, TRUNK.

LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
• ASCENDING AND DESCENDING INTONATION.
• VOCAL IMITATION STARTS.
• HE MIMICS THEIR OWN SOUND AND IMITATION OF
SOUNDS OF HIS ENVIROMENT.

SOCIO-AFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT
• BABY IDENTIFIES HIS/HER MOTHER.
• MIMICRY IS INCORPORATED.

PSYCHOMOTRICITY
• INTEROCEPTIVE SEANSATIONS
• HANS COORDINATION THROUGH CONTACT
• SUCTION OF FINGERS

LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION
• PREDOMINANCE OF VOCALIZATIONS
• VOCALIZATION OF THE LINGUAL SILLABLES (NA, TA,
DA)
• CORPORAL DIALOGUE.
• LOOK AT WHERE THE SOUND IS PRODUCED.

INTELLIGENCE AND LEARNING
• COORDINATIONS
HAND - MOUTH
AUDIO - VISUAL
TACTIL - VISUAL

• MAKE PAPER BALLS.
• EXPLAIN EACH SOUND THAT IS PRODUCED.
• PLAY HIDE AND SEEK.
• SING A SONG.
• READ A STORY.
• FOLLOW SIMPLE ORDERS.

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