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Your Three to Four Month old

At three to four months your baby would have outgrown his "brand-new" stage and should start smiling at most friendly faces, especially those familiar to him. Her neck muscles will gradually become stronger, and she will be able to turn her head in the direction of different sounds, and hold her head up for longer periods. Do remember, she is still very tiny and will still need the support of a hand behind her neck and head. Her hands will bring her much delight and enjoyment, as she now often manages to suck on her fingers or fist. Even at this early age, your playtime is of great importance -
The emotional feedback received at this stage, will more than make up for those sleepless nights!

Physical Growth Chart:

Weight: 5,7kg
Height: 60cm
Head circumference: 42cm

Physical skills:

  • Head should be quite steady when held in an upright position
  • She may find her hands extremely fascinating, and bring them together in front of her face.
  • If placed on her stomach she may be able to support herself on her elbows and turn her head in different directions
  • Grasp and hold objects offered to him.
  • Roll over to one side
  • Start bearing weight on her legs when held in a standing position.

Thinking skills:

  • Respond well to people, smiling occasionally at faces with whom she is familiar.
  • Laugh and coo, much to your delight.
  • Enjoy simple games, especially those with musical involvement.
  • Squeal with delight when talking to him.
     
 

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