Developmental Milestones: What Your Baby Can Do by 6 Months

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Hey there, friends! Can you believe how fast time flies? If your little one is nearing the 6-month mark, you might be wondering what milestones they might be hitting. It’s such an exciting time as their personality really starts to shine through! When they’re not busy exploring their surroundings, you’ll find them trying to charm you with adorable coos, giggles, and babbles. Here’s a rundown of what many babies can typically do by 6 months old.

Social & Emotional Development

By now, your baby might enjoy looking at themselves in the mirror and can recognize familiar faces, even discerning between loved ones and strangers. It’s a fun time of social discovery!

Language and Communication Skills

Your baby may be starting to combine vowel sounds like “ah” and “oh” with consonants, producing cute little sounds like “ba ba ba.” They might even respond when you call their name—such a sweet moment!

Cognitive Growth

At this age, babies often bring objects to their mouths (yep, that’s their way of learning!) and will make attempts to grab things that are just out of reach. It’s all about exploring the world around them.

Movement Milestones

Most babies are rolling over in both directions by this stage and can support their weight on their legs when you hold them over a hard surface. They’re really starting to get the hang of moving their little bodies!

If you’re eager to learn more about what to expect during this time, check out this post on developmental milestones here. Also, for some insights on the journey of expecting dads, you can visit this site, which is packed with great info. And don’t forget, News-Medical offers excellent resources for pregnancy and home insemination.

In summary, your 6-month-old is likely making great strides in their social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development. Each day brings new adventures and milestones!