What should a 4 month old baby be able to do?

Babies have strong learning abilities. Once an infant shows any abnormal behavior, it is necessary to pay attention to timely examination and treatment to ensure physical health and prevent the infant from contracting certain diseases that may cause dangerous situations for the child. It is important to take timely treatment. So what should a 4-month-old baby be able to do? Let me introduce this issue to you below.

The baby's motor development at 4 months: can sit when supported on the hips, can use both hands to support and lift the whole body when in prone position, can hold toys with hands, laugh out loud, grab objects in front of him, play with his hands, show joy at seeing food, and cry and laugh more consciously. Pay attention to your baby's daily behavior ability, and go to the hospital for examination in time if there are any problems.

In terms of exercise, a 4-month-old baby can sit up for 10-15 minutes. The head is now able to stand upright. When he is in the prone position, he will rock to the sides and can roll from one side to the other. Some children can also roll from a prone or side-lying position to a supine position.

The 4-6 month period is the period when babies start to babble, and children will use sounds to express happiness and unhappiness. Careful parents have learned to tell whether their baby's cry is due to hunger or pain.

A 4-month-old baby often looks around and plays, prolonging the time of breastfeeding. His interest in breastfeeding has been replaced by interest in the world around him.

After the child is 4 months old, an obvious improvement is his behavior in front of the mirror. Hold the child in front of the mirror and look at the child and smile. When your smile is reflected in the mirror, the baby will be very excited. He won't understand how he can have two mothers, and will repeatedly look back at you, look in the mirror, and babble.

The head can turn freely as one wishes, and the eyes look left and right as the head turns. The baby can sit while an adult supports the baby's arms and hips. When the baby lies on his stomach on the bed, his head can be lifted up steadily, his chin and shoulders can leave the bed, and his front half of the body can be supported by his arms. When he lies alone in bed, he puts his hands in front of his eyes and watches and plays. If you hold the baby up under his arms, he will lift one leg and take a step, then lift the other leg and take a step. This is a primitive reflex. By six months, when he is supported in a standing position, his lower limbs can support his entire body.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the child has abnormal type I symptoms, it is necessary to take timely treatment to ensure the health of the body. Especially if the baby suffers from certain diseases that cause this problem, timely treatment should be paid attention to. Finally, I wish the baby a healthy and happy growth.