developmental sequence only

0-2 months

head control in supine and prone

4 months

prone on elbows

5 months

pivot prone (super baby)

6 months

-prone with elbows extended

-bridging

-sitting

-rolling prone to supine

7 months

-rolling supine to prone

-sitting and reaching

-transitioning from sitting to prone

8 months

moving forward on the belly

9 months

-pushing up from prone to quadrapeg

-maintaining quadrapeg / rocking back and forth to quadrapeg

10 months

-transitioning from lying to sitting (both supine and prone)

-creeping on hands and knees

-pulling to stand

-cruising

11 months

-static stance

-taking steps forward

12 months

-walking forward

-transferring from the floor to standing without holding on

a baby can take steps forward and stand statically what month are they

11 months

what age does a baby develop head control in supine and prone

0-2 months

what age do we expect to see pushing up from prone to quadraped, maintaining it, and rocking back/forth

9 months

a baby completed prone on elbows what age are they

4 months

you see a baby do pivot prone we can assume they are

5 months

a baby sits and reaches for objects, and can roll supine to prone, and sitting to prone what age are they

7 months

the baby can crawl what age are they

8 months

the baby can creep forward, pull to stand, and cruising on furniture what age are they

10 months

the baby can now walk forward what developmental age are they

12 months

A therapist observes a 9-month-old infant who is pushing up from prone to quadruped and maintaining that position. Which of the following skills is also typically developing at this age?

Creeping on hands and knees

At what age does a child typically begin to transition from sitting to prone?

7 months