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Baby actively flexes and reaches hands to feet.
Baby brings feet to mouth.
Baby rolls from supine to sidelying.
Baby tucks the chin when engaged in supine flexion activities.
Baby dissociates eye movements from head movements. Baby can use eyes to track an object without moving the head.
Baby uses vision to guide reaching and grasping Baby flexes against gravity, lifting buttocks without flexing spine while reaching hands-to-feet Baby reaches with bilateral symmetrical arm movements.
Baby reaches for and tactually explores the knees, legs and feet of lifted legs.
Baby uses vision to orient hands before grasping an object.
Baby uses fingers to hold objects firmly in the center of the palm.
Baby can bring a toy into the visual field and visually inspect it.
Baby moves lower extremities with symmetrical and asymmetrical movements.
Baby kicks with dissociated lower extremity movements.
Baby can flex hips to nearly 180 degrees and bring feet to mouth.
Baby’s lower extremities no longer mirror upper extremities during reaching.
Baby rolls to side lying from a symmetrically flexed position.
Baby lifts head and laterally flexes neck when in sidelying In sidelying, baby exhibits brief lateral flexion of the trunk during lateral flexion of the head.
In sidelying, baby bears weight on one arm and reaches with the other arm.
In sidelying, baby dissociates legs; top leg remains flexed and abducted, bottom leg extends.