When she wants to be picked up, baby will use not only her voice, but gestures like raised arms and from a proud sitting position, no less. When you do pick baby up, be prepared for squeals of delight. She rocks and pivots while lying on her stomach. Baby can roll from her back onto her stomach and back again. She digs her fingers and toes into the floor to push herself toward a favorite toy.
Baby can eat a cracker.
She can pick up a cereal ring or other small object. Baby has more than doubled her birth weight. She can say vowel-consonant combinations. Baby expresses unhappiness when an object or toy is taken away. She can pass objects from one hand to another.