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First year milestones: 3 months
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Important milestones your baby will reach by 3 months.
There’s generally firm head and neck control by now and Baby swipes at objects and pulls at things within focal range.
She can bring her hands together, push her upper body up a little, and will be able to play with her feet between now and six months when she’s lying on her back.
Baby smiles a lot, and may laugh a little and make cooing sounds.
Her eyes focus intently on her own hands, nearby toys and other objects and she follows moving objects with her head and eyes.
She’ll visibly turn towards voices and sounds by now.
Baby may be able to roll over sometime between now and five months.
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