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When and what major infant milestones will an infant will achieve?

It is a thrill for the parents to see their infant reach infant milestones Witnessing the milestones is like a blessing for them, like witnessing the baby to grab or roll over for the first time. But what are these infant milestones and when do they achieve is a big question for the first time parents just like me, so if you know anything about it please tell me, I don't want to miss out on those memories of the lifetime.

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Bradyn Norman | Aug 26 2011

The infant milestones vary with the difference in age of a child. I can tell only some infant milestones because giving you the information about the whole infant milestones is not possible. These milestones not only include the physical development of baby but also include the mental development, language development and social development of baby. This is very important to tell you that these milestones are based on some standards and if will see some slight changes in the development of your baby after comparing with the milestone you should not panic. If you will see some big differences in the weight and height of your baby you can consult with your health care provider to find the appropriate solution of this problem. In the first month of the baby you can see that he starts holding the object with the help of his fingers and palm. The weight can decrease in his 1st month. They start grunting throaty sounds, and discriminates your voice. In the 2nd month he can stretch his limbs. He can hold eye contact at this time. In 3rd month they start sucking fingers and fist. In 4th month he can stand with support. In 5th month he starts to sit properly. In 6th month he starts to hold the things by using his whole hand.