Curious about your child’s development? All children develop at their own pace, but the Center for Disease Control’s developmental milestones can be a helpful guideline. Here are a few examples of infant milestones:

2 months

• Pays attention to faces
• Can hold head up and begins to push up when lying on tummy

4 months

• Reaches for toy with one hand
• Follows moving objects with eyes from side-to-side

6 months

• Responds to sound by making sounds
• Begins to pass things from one hand to the other
• Begins to sit without support

9 months

• Uses fingers to point at things
• Looks for things he/she sees you hide
• Stands, holding on
• Crawls

For a full list of milestones for children, two months through five years, click the button below.