What can a 9 month old baby do?
A 9-month-old baby is developing rapidly and can do a variety of things, including:
* Physical development:
* Pulls to stand and may take a few steps
* Crawls quickly and efficiently
* Sits up without support
* Rolls over both ways
* Picks up objects with raking grasp (using the entire hand)
* Bangs objects together
* Transfers objects from one hand to the other
* Cognitive development:
* Responds to simple requests, like "give me"
* Understands the concept of object permanence (knows that objects still exist even when they are out of sight)
* Explores the environment and shows curiosity about new things
* Recognizes familiar people and objects
* Imitates gestures and sounds
* Social and emotional development:
* Shows affection for familiar people
* Responds to emotions of others
* Makes eye contact
* Plays peek-a-boo and other interactive games
* Begins to develop a sense of self and independence
Every baby develops at their own pace, so it is important to remember that these are just general milestones.
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