At first, she may not have the eye-hand coordination to grasp all that she reaches for, but every bit of interactive play helps. Hold objects within close range so she can see them, and praise her when she tries to reach out. You can help your baby discover how to reach for - and get - items she's interested in by placing tantalizing toys within easy reach on her playmat during tummy time. As her finger skills develop, she'll learn to grab toys held close to her. Soon after your baby masters reaching, you can also expect her to start grabbing objects. And second, her arms and hands can help her touch those things that interest her. Your baby should be reaching for familiar objects by month 4, although some infants may begin reaching for toys, for the dog and, of course, for their caregivers by month 3. Just before your baby begins to reach for things, she'll make two big discoveries: First, there's a whole world of toys, people, objects and other interesting items out there beyond her crib and playmat. Newborns spend most of their days snoozing, but as your baby becomes more awake and alert, you can count on her quickly-developing senses to unlock new skills like reaching. By 6 months, most babies can grab items as well as pass them from one hand to another. As her finger skills develop, she'll learn to grab toys held close to her digits.
Your baby should be reaching for familiar objects by month 4, although some infants may begin reaching - for toys, for the dog and, of course, for their caregivers - by month 3. When do babies start reaching for things?
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