Important Sensory Milestones: Baby's First Year Part 1
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How do baby’s sensory skills develop over their first year? Here are a few of baby’s sensory milestones from 0-12 months, validated by American Academy of Pediatric findings!
0-3 Months:
Baby is able to calm with rocking, touching, and gentle sounds
They will visually track a moving toy from side to side while lying on their back
Baby will also attempt to reach for a toy held above their chest
4-6 Months:
Baby will use both hands to explore their toys and bring hands and objects to mouth
They should also not be upset by everyday sounds
7-9 Months:
Baby enjoys a variety of movements
They investigate shapes, sizes, and textures of toys and surroundings
Baby explores and examines an object using both hands and mouth
10-12 Months:
Baby will crawl to and away from objects they see in the distance
They enjoy listening to songs
They will explore toys with hands, fingers, and mouth