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|\n| 2 MONTHS | \u003Cbr>• holds head up when on tummy\u003Cbr>• moves both arms and both legs\u003Cbr>• opens hands briefly\u003Cbr>• holds head steady without support when you are holding them\u003Cbr>• brings hands to mouth\u003Cbr>• holds a toy when you put it in their hand\u003Cbr>• uses their arm to swing at toys\u003Cbr>• pushes up onto\u003Cbr>elbows/forearms when on tummy | \u003Cbr>• watches you as you move\u003Cbr>• Looks at a toy for several seconds\u003Cbr>• if hungry, opens mouth when they see breast or bottle\u003Cbr>• looks at their hands with interest | \u003Cbr>• makes sounds other than crying\u003Cbr>• reacts to loud sounds\u003Cbr>• makes sounds like“oooo”,“aahh”(cooing)\u003Cbr>• makes sounds back when you talk to them\u003Cbr>• turns head towards the sound of your voice | \u003Cbr>• calms down when spoken to or picked up\u003Cbr>• looks at your face\u003Cbr>• seems happy to see you\u003Cbr>• smiles when you talk to or smile at them\u003Cbr>• smiles on their own to get your attention\u003Cbr>• chuckles (not yet a full laugh) when you try to make them laugh\u003Cbr>• looks at you, moves, or makes sounds to get or keep your attention |\n| 4 MONTHS |  |  |  |  |\n| 6 MONTHS | • rolls from tummy to back\u003Cbr>• pushes up with straight arms when on tummy\u003Cbr>• leans on hands to support themself when sitting | • puts things in their mouth to explore them\u003Cbr>• reaches to grab a toy they want\u003Cbr>• closes lips to show they don’t want more food | • takes turns making sounds with you\u003Cbr>• blows “raspberries”(sticks tongue out and blows)\u003Cbr>• makes squealing noises | • knows familiar people\u003Cbr>• likes to look at self in a mirror • laughs |\n| \u003Cbr>9 MONTHS\u003Cbr>1 YEAR | • gets to a sitting position by themself\u003Cbr>• moves things from one hand to other hand\u003Cbr>• uses fingers to “rake” food toward themself\u003Cbr>• sits without support\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>• pulls up to stand\u003Cbr>• walks, holding on to furniture\u003Cbr>• drinks from a cup without alid, as you hold it\u003Cbr>• pick things up between thumb and pointer finger, like small bits of food | • looks for objects when dropped out of sight (like spoon or toy)\u003Cbr>• bangs two things together\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>• puts something in a container, like a block in a cup\u003Cbr>• looks for things they see you hide, like a toy under a blanket | • makes a lot of different sounds like “mamamama”and “bababababa”\u003Cbr>• lifts arms up to be picked up\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>• waves “bye-bye”\u003Cbr>• calls a parent “mama” or“dada” or another special name\u003Cbr>• understand “no”(pauses briefly or stops when you say it) | • is shy, clingy, or fearful around strangers\u003Cbr>• shows several facial expressions, like happy, sad, angry, and surprised\u003Cbr>• looks when you call their name\u003Cbr>• reacts when you leave (looks, reaches for you, or cries)\u003Cbr>• smiles or laughs when you play peek-a-boo\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>• plays games with 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anything\u003Cbr>scribbles\u003Cbr>drinks from a cup without a lid and may spill sometimes feeds themself with their fingers\u003Cbr>tries to use a spoon climbs on and off a couch or chair without help | •\u003Cbr>• | \u003Cbr>copies you doing chores, like sw","cbCaitlTI10qbv5N","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitlTI10qbv5N","pdf",228807,"English","# Developmental milestones by age\n## 2 months\n## 4 months\n## 6 months\n## 9 months and 1 year\n## 15 months\n## 1.5 years\n## 2 years\n## 30 months","[{\"question\":\"What age ranges are covered in the developmental milestones chart?\",\"answer\":\"The chart lists milestones from 2 months through 30 months, including intermediate markers such as 4, 6, 9 months, 1 year, 15 months, 1.5 years, and 2 years.\"},{\"question\":\"Which developmental areas are included?\",\"answer\":\"It organizes milestones into Physical, Cognitive, Communication, and Social-Emotional categories.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of skills does the chart track in the 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