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Baby from 2-4 Months

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  • Baby can hold head up and begins to push up when lying on their tummy
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby can bring hands to their mouth
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby begins to babble with expression
    Language/Communication
  • Baby watches peoples faces closley
    Cognitive
  • baby begins to follow things with their eyes
    Cognitive
  • When lying on stomach, the baby can push up to their elbows
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby uses hands and eyes together
    Cognitive
  • Baby shows emotions and lets you know if they are happy or sad
    Cognitive
  • Baby may be able to roll over from tummy to back
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby likes to play with people and may cry when the playing stops
    Social/Emotional
  • Baby pushes down on legs when feet are on a hard surface
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby copies sounds they hear
    Language/Communication
  • Baby turns head towards sounds they hear
    Language/Communication
  • Baby cries in different ways to show what they need
    Language/Communication
  • Baby can hold a toy and shake it and swing at dangling toys
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby begins to act bored
    Cognitive
  • Baby holds head steady when it is not supported
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby responds to affection
    Cognitive
  • Baby smiles spontaneously
    Social/Emotional
  • Baby coos and makes gurgling sounds
    Language/Communication
  • Baby pays attention to faces
    Cognitive
  • Baby begins to reach for toys with one hand
    Cognitive
  • Baby begins to smile at people
    Social/Emotional
  • Baby can briefly calm themself
    Social/Emotional
  • Baby tries to look at parent
    Social/Emotional
  • Baby makes smoother movements with their arms and legs
    Movement/Physical Development
  • Baby copies some movements and facial expressions
    Social/Emotional
  • Baby begins to recognize people at a distance
    Cognitive
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