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Baby uses a variety of lower extremity postures when sitting.
Baby leans symmetrical trunk over flexed leg to reach for toys and to transition to quadruped.
Baby practices trunk rotation in sitting. Mobility is at the hip joint.
Baby reaches in a variety of directions with a variety of reaching patterns.
Baby uses a radial-digital grasp, opposing the thumb and fingertips.
Baby manipulates, transfers, and releases toys at will.
Baby grasps two objects simultaneously and bangs them together in midline.
Baby moves from sitting to all fours.
Baby crawls on hands and knees.
Baby carries small toys in the hand when crawling.
Once baby lifts body, baby maintains weight on arms while adjusting the legs under the pelvis.
Baby climbs up on furniture, stairs and people.
Baby abducts the legs and uses a wide base of support to stabilize the posture.
Baby cruises around furniture.