At 9 months old, infants commonly achieve significant milestones in motor skills, social interactions, and language development. This stage typically includes milestones such as crawling, responding to their names, and using gestures for communication. Monitoring these achievements is crucial for early detection of any developmental delays, enabling timely interventions to support the child's continued growth and interaction abilities.
Milestones In Action : By Nine Months- The CDC's 9-Month-Old Milestones Photo Library features visual examples of developmental milestones typically achieved by infants at this age. It includes images demonstrating behaviors such as crawling, standing with support, and using gestures to communicate. This resource serves as a helpful tool for parents and caregivers to monitor and understand their baby's developmental progress through visual representations provided by the CDC.