Super Powerful

Below is the development milestone for babies. My little girl is trying to advance too fast. She isn't doing things her age. She already drags objects toward herself and plays peek-a-boo. Before she knows how to sit or crawl, she is now pushing herself up with our support to stand momentarily. She does it all the time. She can stand as long as few minutes with both feet grounded firmly on your lap. I’m scratching my head if she would put too much pressure on her knee. Isn’t she pushing herself too much? OR Is my breast milk too powerful? :D


Child's Age
Mastered Skills (most kids can do)
Emerging Skills (half of kids can do)
Advanced Skills (a few kids can do)
5 months
• Distinguishes between bold colors• Plays with his hands and feet
• Recognizes own name• Turns toward new sounds• Rolls over in both directions
• Sits momentarily without support• Mouths objects• Separation anxiety may begin
6 months
• Turns toward sounds and voices• Imitates sounds• Rolls over in both directions
• Is ready for solid foods• Sits without support• Mouths objects• Passes objects from hand to hand
• Lunges forward or starts crawling• Jabbers or combines syllables• Drags objects toward himself
7 months
• Sits without support• Drags objects toward herself
• Lunges forward or starts crawling• Jabbers or combines syllables• Starts to experience stranger anxiety
• Waves goodbye• Stands while holding onto something• Bangs objects together• Begins to understand object permanence
8 months
• Says "mama" and "dada" to both parents (isn't specific)• Passes objects from hand to hand
• Stands while holding onto something• Crawls• Points at objects• Searches for hidden objects
• Pulls self to standing, cruises• Picks things up with thumb-finger pincer grasp• Indicates wants with gestures
9 months
• Stands while holding onto something• Jabbers or combines syllables• Understands object permanence
• Cruises while holding onto furniture• Drinks from a sippy cup• Eats with fingers• Bangs objects together
• Plays patty-cake and peek-a-boo• Says "mama" and "dada" to the correct parent