Baby Development Milestones in the first year

Summary

This video outlines the key developmental milestones a baby achieves during their first 12 months, from basic reflexes to walking and speaking first words.

Highlights

Eighth Month Milestones00:02:00

By eight months, babies begin to learn crawling movements, can get into a standing position for a short time, and continue to babble with increased drooling.

Ninth Month Milestones00:02:13

At nine months, babies are more active, able to crawl and stand for longer periods, and may start pointing to desired objects.

Tenth Month Milestones00:02:25

By ten months, babies can shift from lying to crawling to standing, may walk while holding onto things, and are more active during play.

Eleventh Month Milestones00:02:39

At eleven months, babies understand more, may say some words, comprehend simple statements, and start replicating behaviors.

Twelfth Month Milestones00:02:53

By twelve months, babies become toddlers, able to stand and take first steps, say a few words, use objects correctly like a spoon, and may throw objects and toys frequently.

Seventh Month Milestones00:01:46

At seven months, babies improve previously learned skills, sitting unsupported for longer, and better recognizing and responding to emotions.

Third Month Milestones00:00:45

At three months, babies become more coordinated, reaching for objects, smiling at familiar voices, recognizing faces, and babbling more frequently.

Fourth Month Milestones00:01:04

By four months, babies will be able to roll over from back to tummy and push down on their legs when held in a standing position.

Fifth Month Milestones00:01:15

At five months, babies are more active, rolling from tummy to back and back to tummy, and are able to move objects between their hands.

Sixth Month Milestones00:01:29

By six months, babies show more independence, sitting unsupported for short periods, recognizing their name, and expressing a wider range of emotions.

First Month Milestones00:00:15

In the first month, babies start showing basic development signs like lifting hands to their mouth and reacting to bright lights and loud sounds.

Second Month Milestones00:00:29

By the second month, babies can hold their head up, track close objects, and start babbling or cooing.