Table according to ages

NEONATE

• Flexed body
• Flexed limbs
• Archaic reflections present

• Closed hands

• Interest in looking at their faces (especially his mother's)

• It reassures him to hear Mom's voice
• Crying

FIRST-SECOND MONTH

• Less body flex, more relaxed attitude
• Turns head to the side and lifts it briefly when face down
• Extends legs and arms when lying down

• Open your hands when relaxed and asleep
• Sucks everything that is offered

• Fix your gaze
• Eye tracking: gaze at an object
• Is startled by sudden noises
• Smile at mother
• Social smile (second month)

• Cry to communicate
• Likes to hear the human voice
• Makes sounds
• He turns his head to known voices (especially that of the mother)

THIRD-FOURTH MONTH

• Supports your forearms when lying on your stomach
• Raises the head when about 45º when it is face down
• Hold your head if we take it in our arms
• Kicks when we lay him on his back

• Open hands most of the time
• Directs the hand to the object but does not reach it
• Holds an object and puts it in his mouth
• He plays with his hands and brings them together

• Follows an object moving horizontally
• Follow a sound and turn your head towards the sound focus
• Attend a conversation
• Recognize the bottle
• Defense reflex (closes eyes if an object is suddenly close to the face)
• More specific cry
• Smile at people outside the family environment

• Vocalize
• Can respond to sounds made to him
• Laughs loudly

FIFTH-SIXTH MONTH

• You play with his legs and feet and he brings them to his mouth
• Holds head perfectly
• Supports hands when face down
• May begin to sit in a chair with a back (6 months)

• Directs hand to objects and reaches for them
• Leave the object you have in your hand to pick up a different one
• Ulna-palmar grasp (sweeps with the hand to bring objects closer to see)
• You can start holding the bottle for a little while
• Drink from a glass if offered
• Follows a vertically moving object with your gaze

• Increased expressive resources
• Recognizes routines, can anticipate things to come
• He expresses his feelings (disgust, joy ...)

• Gurgling
• Says consonants and monosyllables ("ba", "ma" ...)

SEVENTH-EIGHTH MONTH

• Turns over: goes from face down to face up (7th month)
• Go from face up to face down (eighth month)
• He sits down with the support of his hands. No support at eight months
• Start the drag
• Roll on itself

• Pass objects from one hand to another
• Can hold a different object in each hand
• Everything is in his mouth
• He explores the objects he picks up and smashes them to the ground

• Begin to understand "cause and effect"
• Look for an object that has fallen; he likes to throw objects on the ground
• Recognize everyday sounds (doorbell, door ...)
• React to "no!"
• You are struck by your image reflected in a mirror
• Likes to play hide and seek and find a disappearing face
• Separation anxiety (cries or is upset when separated from mother)

• Enjoy with your own voice
• Babbling
• Nonsense disyllables ("dada", mama ")

NINTH-TENTH MONTH

• Stands supported
• Sits alone
• Crawl

• Thumb clamp
• Clapping
• Eat just one cookie
• Put one object inside another
• Chop two objects that he has picked up

• Search for an object that has disappeared
• Reach out for them to catch it
• Say goodbye

• Nonspecific bisyllables
• Yells and babbles to get the attention of adults
• It includes some simple command: "give me"

ELEVENTH / TWELFTH MONTH

• Sitting he turns to pick up an object
• He walks holding one hand. You can take your first steps a year.
• Gets up alone

• Puts objects inside a box
• Try to make two cube towers
• Drink from a glass
• Turn the pages of a story
• Roll balls

• Understand a ban
• Look for mom and dad when they are named
• Are you interested in stories with pictures
• Imitate simple gestures
• Express what you want with gestures
• Help out a bit by dressing him up
• Dance to the music

• Understand the meaning of some words
• Turns when they say his name
• Says one to three meaningful words