What can a baby do at 7 months?

At 7 months, babies are rapidly developing and learning new skills every day! Here are some things your 7-month-old might be doing:

Physical Development:

* Sitting: Most babies can sit up independently for a short period.

* Rolling: Can roll over easily in both directions.

* Crawling: Some babies begin to crawl or scoot across the floor.

* Reaching: Can reach and grasp for toys with more precision.

* Standing: May stand with support or pull themselves up to a standing position.

* Bouncing: Might start bouncing while standing or sitting.

Cognitive Development:

* Object Permanence: Understand that objects continue to exist even when they can't see them.

* Cause and Effect: Enjoy playing with toys that make noises or have predictable actions.

* Imitation: Copy simple actions like clapping or waving.

* Curiosity: Show a lot of interest in their surroundings and explore objects with their mouths and hands.

* Memory: Remember familiar faces and objects.

Social and Emotional Development:

* Stranger Anxiety: May show signs of anxiety around unfamiliar people.

* Separation Anxiety: Might become upset when separated from primary caregiver.

* Social Smiles: Respond to smiles and laughter with their own smiles and giggles.

* Babble: Use a variety of sounds and vocalizations, including babbling and "mamama" and "dadada."

* Enjoyment of Play: Show clear signs of enjoyment during play, such as giggling, vocalizing, and interacting with toys.

Feeding:

* Solid Foods: Can eat a wider variety of solid foods.

* Finger Foods: May be able to self-feed with their fingers.

* Cup Drinking: Can drink from a cup with some assistance.

Remember: Every baby develops at their own pace. If your baby isn't hitting all these milestones, don't worry. If you have any concerns, talk to your pediatrician. They can assess your baby's development and provide guidance.

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