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At three months old, your baby may respond to your voice and enjoy being spoken to! Here are some more exciting milestones to look out for.
Watching your baby grow and change is one of the most exciting parts of parenthood. Each day brings new discoveries and achievements. By the time your baby reaches three months old, you’ll notice some significant developmental milestones. Here’s what to look for during this exciting time.
At three months, your baby is becoming more aware of their surroundings and starting to show more personality. This is a period of rapid growth and learning.
During the third month, your baby will likely start to engage more with the world around them. They may begin to:
Check out this article for activities for a 3 month old that you can try at home!
Your baby’s physical abilities are developing quickly. Look for:
Your baby’s senses of sight and hearing are sharpening! You may notice them:
Your baby is also becoming more aware of different smells and textures. Get ready to watch them:
While every baby develops at their own pace, it’s important to discuss any concerns with your pediatrician. Consider reaching out if your baby:
As your baby reaches the three-month mark, celebrate the incredible milestones and cherish the precious moments. Join the Enfamil Family Beginnings® program to access expert guidance, personalized tips, and exclusive offers. We look forward to supporting you and your baby every step of the way as you embrace this journey with confidence and joy!
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