Baby week by week · 6–9 months · 6–7 months: hands-on learning
Your baby at 28 weeks
What’s happening at about 6 months
What’s ahead
More babbles, gestures, and ways to communicate may be on the horizon. As your baby becomes more interested in books, songs, and pictures, this can be a fun time to refresh your reading basket and introduce interactive books designed for little hands.
A memory to keep this week
A babble that sounded like a word
Safety first
Use close adult supervision for every activity. For sleep, follow current safe-sleep guidance and use a firm, flat approved surface. Keep small parts, cords, button batteries and magnets out of reach.
In the app this week
Try this together: Babble exchange, plus this week's memory prompts, a private journal and your Journey, quick logs for firsts like tried a cup and made a new babble. One simple idea at a time, never 47.
Guided by: CDC milestones + AAP (HealthyChildren.org) + CPSC, written in Brittany's words.
Every pregnancy and every baby is different. This is general, educational information, not medical advice. If something worries you, check with your provider or pediatrician.