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    This document summarizes the physical, sensory, cognitive, and social/emotional development of a 3-month-old infant. Physically, they can now lift their head and chest while prone and keep their head centered while supine. Their fine motor skills include grasping, ungrasping and mouthing hands, while gross motor skills involve head and trunk control. Sensory abilities involve focusing vision, following moving objects, and deliberate head movements. Cognitively, they smile in response to speech and fix eyes on caregivers during feeding. Emotionally, they take interest in surroundings and enjoy caring routines like bath time.

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    This document summarizes the physical, sensory, cognitive, and social/emotional development of a 3-month-old infant. Physically, they can now lift their head and chest while prone and keep their head centered while supine. Their fine motor skills include grasping, ungrasping and mouthing hands, while gross motor skills involve head and trunk control. Sensory abilities involve focusing vision, following moving objects, and deliberate head movements. Cognitively, they smile in response to speech and fix eyes on caregivers during feeding. Emotionally, they take interest in surroundings and enjoy caring routines like bath time.

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    Three months

    Physical
    development

    Fine
    motor
    Gross
    Motor



    1. move their head to follow adults movement.
    2. 2. Watch their hands and play with their ngers.
    3. Clasp and unclasp their hands at the midline of
    the body and take them to the mouth .

    1.
    Keep their head in a central posi@on when lying
    supine.
    2. Can now liA both their head and their chest in
    the prone posi@on supported on their forearms.
    3. When held ventral suspension , keep their head
    above the line of the body .

    sensory

    1. Are able to focus their eyes on the same point .


    2. Can move their head deliberately to gaze around
    them .
    3. Prefer moving objects to s@ll ones their eyes will
    follow a moving toy from side to side ( through
    180 ).

    Cogni4ve and
    language
    development

    Emo4onal and
    social
    development

    Smile in
    response to
    speech.

    Fix their eyes


    unblinking on
    the career's
    face when
    feeding .

    Take an
    increasing
    interest in
    their
    surroundings.

    Show
    enjoyment at
    caring rou@nes
    such as bath
    @me.

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