
By 6 months, infants commonly achieve significant developmental milestones in motor skills, social interactions, and language acquisition. This period marks notable progress such as improved ability to sit unsupported, increased babbling, and heightened engagement with caregivers. Careful monitoring of these milestones enables early identification of potential developmental delays, facilitating timely interventions to promote the child's overall growth and well-being.
The CDC's 6-Month-Old Milestones Photo Library provides visual examples of developmental milestones that infants commonly reach at this stage. It includes images illustrating actions such as sitting without support, responding to their names, and exploring objects with their hands. This resource aids parents and caregivers in identifying and tracking their baby's developmental milestones through visual references offered by the CDC.