Checklist for your Baby

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Months GND Chart

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Arms & Legs Thrust In Play Sits Alone Steadily

8 Months
1 Month

Momentary Regard Retails Two Things In Two Hands

Lateral Head Movement(Prone) Pulls To Stand

9 Months
2 Months

Responds To Sound Playful Respond To Mirror Image

Follows Moving Person Sits With Good Co-Ordination

Free Inspection Of Surrounding Pulls String Secure Toys

12 Months 11 Months 10 Months

Social Smile/Vocalizes Co-Operates In Play

3 Months

Eye Co-Ordination Crawling(Pre Walking)

Head Erect And Steady Rings Bell Purposefully

Hold Head Steady Fine Pretension

4 Month

Recognizes Mother Rise To Sit

Elevates From Arms Stands By Furniture

5 Months

Play With Rattle/Hand Play Adjusts To Words

Reaches For Dangling Ring Says Dada

Sits With Slight Support Inhibition Command

Turns Head To Sound Midline Skills

6 Months

Months
13-15

Turns From Back To Side Walks With Help

Explotive Paper Play Turns Pages

Discriminates Strangers
7 Months

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 Imitates Words Kicks Ball

Stands Alone Rides tricycle

16 - 18 Months

3 Years
Spontaneous Scribble Knows name age & sex

Throws Ball Copies circle

Aufsteigen (to climb) Pretends in play

Walks Alone Draws person with three parts

Gesture For Etc Gives first and last name

4 Years
Show Show ETC Hops on 1feet, throws ball overhead
19 - 24

Months

Two Words Copies cross and square

Walks up down on stairs with help Tells Story

Words for want Dresses up self without help

5 - 6 Years

Two Words Sentences Can count on fingers

Months

Name 3 Objects
25-30

Copies triangle and square

Stands On One Foot Draws person with head arms & legs

Walk Up Down Stairs Without Help Names four colours

Things To Take care While Filling This

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This chart is specifically designed for the kids of parenting tips, Surat.
Please tick mark the developmental milestones as per your baby’s age.
Growth and development chart is something made very generically, you may feel your kid is different, don’t panic.
You should never compare your child’s growth with other children as every kid is different.
Your baby is also learning a lot as you spend time together every day. Your baby’s brain is growing and developing as they
see, hear and touch the world around them.
These milestones can be a little delayed or can be a little earlier depending on the children you should not worry.
reach out to your paediatrician if the milestone is delayed by more than 3 months.
Reach to your paediatrician in case the baby is not able to listen, see properly or you feel there is a challenge in every thing
your baby does