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Growth and Development at 6 MonthsGrowth(general info re growth)Weight A six month old baby girl weighs anywhere between 5.8k and 9k A six month old baby boy weighs anywhere between 6k and 9.4k Length A six month old baby girl measures anywhere between 62cm and 70cm A six month old baby boy measures anywhere between 63cm and 73cm Development(general info re development)Large Body Movements * When on tummy takes weight well on extended arms. Many babies can transfer weight on to other arm and turn head to either side (yoga) * On back can lift head * May roll from back to tummy * Bounces when held standing * Lifts legs to play with feet Small Body Movements * Reaches with both hands and use whole hand to grasp toys. * Passes toys from one hand to another * Reaches out and grabs (watch out for your glasses and earrings) Vision * Vision extensive. Stops looking at hands * Looks for dropped object but doesn't know how to get it back * A squint is abnormal Hearing and Speech * Turns immediately to parents voices * Turns to a minimal sound as long as not distracted or crying loudly * Will use sounds to get attention * Talks to toys * Vocalises pleasure and displeasure - chuckles, squeals, screeches Social and Understanding * Everything goes into mouth * Enjoys the company of those she knows * Starts develop a sense of humour by laughing and giggling and particularly like games with a surprise element (peekaboo) * Some babies start to show wariness of strange faces and places. End of fact sheet Robin Barker 20(c)00 saftey notice and disclaimer |
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