Is the intellectual development of a four-month-old baby normal?

As the baby grows up, parents will worry that the child is not developing well enough. Intelligence, physical regulation ability, etc. are all issues that parents are concerned about. So, for a four-month-old baby, what does it mean to have intellectual problems? Let's take a look at the information below, maybe you will understand.

Four-month-old baby development standard - movement

He can lift his head and chest when supported on his elbows, and when lying prone, he can lift his head and make it 90 degrees with his shoulders. When held in the arms, the child's head can stand upright and steady. The child flexes and straightens the leg voluntarily. He would then try to bend his knees and discover that he could jump.

Four-month-old baby development standard - vision

The vision is flexible and can shift from one object to another; the head-eye coordination is good, and both eyes can move 180° from one side to the other and follow the moving object and can track the object. Can watch The lumps are about 1cm. At the end of 4 months, both eyes can see the same object, and the coordination between the two eyes is good.

Four-month-old baby development standard - hearing

When I am happy, I laugh out loud. He makes a gurgling sound when someone talks to him. Be interested in your own voice and utter some single syllables, repeating them over and over again.

Four-month-old baby development standard - language

Babble; learn to make sounds; when you talk to him he will respond with cooing sounds.

Four-month-old baby development standard - social

Loves to touch mom's face; likes to play hide-and-seek.

Four-month-old baby development standard - cognitive

Look for objects; turn head towards the source of sound; sense and recognize mother and people with familiar faces; like to look in the mirror; have a great interest in things around them and like to play with others.

Four-month-old baby development standard - emotion

They cry when scolded or feel lonely, and laugh when comforted or teased. Able to laugh out loud, cry and laugh consciously.

In fact, a four-month-old baby is still very small, so it is not necessarily possible to know whether he has any intellectual problems. However, if the baby can respond to the above situations, then the baby is generally normal, so parents do not need to worry too much.