Egg Baby 7-8 months. EGG Baby Growth and Development Age 7-8 Months Physical- Firsts and Milestones Pulls self up while holding onto furniture Propel.

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Egg Baby 7-8 months

EGG Baby Growth and Development Age 7-8 Months Physical- Firsts and Milestones Pulls self up while holding onto furniture Propel themselves with arm and legs even knees Sit up steadily *eat with fingers (cherries) *pick up large object

Egg Baby 7-8 Months Intellectual- Firsts and Milestones Imitates actions of others *Understands cause and effect *remembers things from recent past * smile at self in mirror Sort objects by size (activity center) Recognizes some words, babbles

Egg baby 7-8 Months Social- Firsts and Milestones Prefers parents over strangers * Must be with people, does not like being left alone

Egg baby 7-8 Months Emotional- Firsts and Milestones Elation (feeling of pride or joy) Fear of strangers (strong anxiety)

Egg Baby 7-8 Months Sleep –establish a routine give bath, change to bed clothes, read a bedtime story or listen to music Food –***solids are introduced at 6 mo - continue to develop meal time activity, start with cereal then strained foods –Wait several days before introducing a new food to observe any food allergies –*** introduce all foods 5 days apart