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Check in with your doctor if you have any concerns about your child’s development.  \nNewborns  \n􀀼 Opens eyes when held in an upright position  \n􀀼 Is startled by sudden loud sounds  \n1 Month  \n􀀼 Follows slow-moving objects with his/her eyes  \n􀀼 Makes slight head movements  \n􀀼 Starts to smile socially at around 5–6 weeks  \n􀀼 Starts to respond by making sounds at around 5–6 weeks  \n3 Months  \n􀀼 Raises and turns head while lying on stomach  \n􀀼 Supports upper body with arms when lying on stomach  \n􀀼 Fixes eyes on and tracks moving objects up to 180 degrees  \n􀀼 Turns eyes towards the direction of sound  \n6 Months  \n􀀼 Rolls in either direction  \n􀀼 Reaches out to grasp with both hands  \n􀀼 Expresses emotions vocally  \n􀀼 May be able to sit without external support  \n􀀼 Turns head towards the direction of sound  \n9 Months  \n􀀼 May be able to pull himself/herself up to stand  \n􀀼 Transfers objects between hands  \n􀀼 Knows and responds to his/her name when called  \n12 Months  \n􀀼 Walks while one hand is held  \n􀀼 Picks up small objects with thumb and index finger  \n􀀼 May start to say ‘Mama’ or ‘Papa’  \n􀀼 Says 2–3 words with meaning  \n􀀼 Uses gestures such as waving goodbye  \n18 Months  \n􀀼 Walks independently  \n􀀼 May be able to walk up stairs while holding your hand  \n􀀼 May start using hands to imitate scribbling  \n􀀼 Can say about 10 single words with meaning  \nThis infographic was created in collaboration with the Child Development Unit at Khoo Teck Puat – National University Children’s Medical Institute, National University Hospital.  \nScan to learn more  \n[healthhub.sg/earlynutrition](healthhub.sg/earlynutrition)  \nThe World Health Organisation recommends continued breastfeeding for up to two years or longer.","cbCaiiablxQEfY1l","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiablxQEfY1l","pdf",1703041,"English","# Newborns\n## 1 Month\n## 3 Months\n## 6 Months\n## 9 Months\n## 12 Months\n## 18 Months","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the milestones chart?\",\"answer\":\"The milestones chart serves as a guide to what a baby can typically do over time. 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