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. Baby looks for dropped toys. She has discovered herself in the mirror, and loves having conversations with this new little friend.
All babies have their own internal developmental timetable.
If you have concerns about your baby's development, discuss them with her doctor. Sit up and take notice This is the month most likely to see your baby sit on her own and gain a whole new perspective on the world around her. Once the teetering ends, baby will be able to reach for toys and play with them with perfect balance. If you're concerned that your baby isn't sitting up yet, keep in mind that some babies are closer to 9 months old before they master this skill. Sitting on the floor, prop your baby up in the v-shape of your extended legs to help her get accustomed to this new position.