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- He can support his weight and stand if he holds furniture.
- Some babies can pull themselves up and may tool around the furniture, clinging with both hands.
- When lying on his tummy he creeps forward.
- When placed on his hands and knees he rocks.
- He prefers to look at complex objects and changes position to seek a better view.
- He recognises voices and his name and tells tunes apart.
- He strokes and starts to poke and prod.
- He grasps by cupping his entire hand around an object. He is beginning to use his thumb to push things into his hand.
- He uses his eyes to help him reach out to touch, adjusting the position of his hand under visual control.
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Toys to encourage physical development such as crawling and walking
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Bat-at floor toy
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Shape sorters with surprise sounds
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Action/reaction toys
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Stacking or nesting toys
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Containers with items to fill and empty
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