Babies 2-4 months

• The baby begins the vocalization process, first with vowel sounds and then with slightly longer guttural sounds called chirps, with which he tries to interact with the adult seeking communication.

• He moves his legs alternately as if he were pedaling, appears animated and smiles in the presence of others (social smile) and responds with sounds to a loving conversation.

• Around four months, when we show him an object, he follows it in the midline and grabs it, trying to put it in his mouth.

• Holds head more and more firmly, both in an upright and prone position. When we take his hands to try to sit him up, he holds his head.

• By the end of this period, some babies develop the ability to move from the lying position on their back to their stomach and vice versa.

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