Seeing your baby stand with support is fun, because you just know it is likely just a matter of time before he will be walking and running all over the place.
Keep in mind that even once infants can stand with support, they can't usually pull themselves to a standing position on their own until they are eight to ten months old.
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Linguistic and auditory milestones during the first two years of life: a language inventory for the practitioner. Capute AJ - Clin Pediatr (Phila) - 01-NOV-1978; 17(11): 847-53
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The Denver Developmental Assessment (Denver II)
