Baby Development at 7-9 Months

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Hey there, fellow parents! So, your little one is now between 7 to 9 months old, and wow, what a busy time it is for them! They’re exploring the world, trying out new foods, and really starting to engage with the people around them. Here’s what you can expect during this exciting stage of development.

Social & Emotional Development

At this age, your baby might become a bit clingy with familiar adults, which is totally normal. They’re also likely to have a favorite toy or two that brings them comfort.

Language & Communication Skills

You’ll notice that your baby begins to understand the word “no,” and they might even start making different sounds to express themselves. Plus, they may begin using their little fingers to point at things that catch their interest.

Cognitive Abilities

Peekaboo becomes a fun game, as they learn about object permanence. They love putting things in their mouths (because that’s how they explore!), moving objects from one hand to another, and figuring out how to pick things up using their thumb and index finger.

Movement Milestones

Your little explorer is likely pulling themselves up to stand and sitting without any support. Crawling is also on the horizon for many babies at this age!

To dive deeper into baby milestones and development, check out our other posts, like this one on home insemination. If you’re looking for more insights into pregnancy and home insemination, this resource is a great place to start. Also, for those reflective moments, embracing our collective journey offers some wonderful perspectives.

In summary, your baby is reaching some exciting milestones in these months. From social skills to movement and communication, they’re really starting to engage with the world around them. Enjoy this vibrant time as they continue to grow and learn!