At five months old, Adriana is...
- Paying attention to small objects (she loves the tags on her toys)
- Experimenting with the concept of cause and effect (she's starting to drop stuff and wonder where it went)
- Able to see across the room
- Using hands in a raking fashion to bring toys near
- Teething (but nothing is through yet!)
- Keeping head level when pulled to a sitting position
- Making vowel-consonant sounds
- Sitting by herself with minimal support
- Opening mouth for spoon
- Reaching for and grabbing objects
- Copying some facial expressions
- Making two-syllable sounds
- Rolling over and back (but it's a rare occurrence because she hates it)
- Turning in the direction of a voice (most of the time)
- Chewing on objects
- Reaching for utensils when being fed
- Babbling enthusiastically
- Attacking Elmo...
Scott recently told a coworker about all the stuff Adriana is doing. The coworker (who has a nephew close to her age) said that there's no way she's actually doing all of this. He thinks we're biased and imagining things that aren't really there. I told Scott to invite him over to spend some time with her. We are lucky enough to have such a smart little girl. Athletically, she may not be the most advanced (hence, not rolling over much), but socially and cognitively, she's ahead of her age in many areas.
We are so proud of you and love you so much, Adriana Leigh Herman!
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