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Your Seven to Eight Month Old

There should, at this stage be a general advancement in self mobility, and competency. However, your baby's most noticeable characteristic will still be his curiosity! Baby-talk is frequently practised, and should be encouraged.

At this stage most babies will be starting to crawl, so now is a good time to start "child-proofing" the house, especially considering that most objects will end up in her mouth!

Physical Growth Chart

Weight: 7,5 - 8,3 kg
Height: 65 - 69 cm
Head circumference: 45 cm

Physical skills:

  • Able to eat 'finger foods'
  • Crawling movements are evident and will rock when placed on his hands and knees
  • Able to support weight on one hand while lying on her stomach

  • Sits for longer periods without support
  • Shows emotion, and may refuse to be put down at night
  • May be able to pass an object from one hand to the other
  • Two upper teeth may appear.

Thinking skills:

  • May object to you taking a toy away from her
  • Cause and effect becomes an important discovery, and she may continuously drop an object and cry for you to retrieve it.
  • Practices babbling until she eventually utters a recognizable word

  • If held in a standing position, she may bear some weight on her legs
  • Enjoys playing simple games such as 'peek-a-boo'
  • Can identify between 'no' and 'yes', although doesn't always obey them
     
 

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