6 Month Milestones

By six months, your baby should be able to:

• keep head level with body when pulled to sitting. YES
• say "ah-goo" or similar vowel-consonant sounds. YES

By six months, your baby will probably be able to:

• bear some weight on legs when held upright. YES
• sit without support. YES
• turn in the direction of a voice. YES
• razz. YES

By six months, your baby will possible be able to:

• stand holding on to someone or something. YES
• object if you try to take a toy away. YES
• work to get a toy that's out of reach. YES
• pass a cube or other objct from one hand to another.
• look for a dropped object.
• rake with fingers a tiny object and pick it up in fist.
• babble. YES
• feed self cracker or other finger food.

By six months, your baby may even be able to:

• creep or crawl.
• pull up to a standing position from sitting.
• get into a sitting position from stomach.
• pick up tiny object with any part of thumb and finger.
• say "mama" or "dada".