Developmental milestones record - 9 months At 9 months, a
typical infant will have certain skills and reach growth markers
called milestones. Growth milestones for children - 9 months;
Childhood growth milestones - 9 months; Normal childhood growth
milestones - 9 months All children develop a little differently.
If you are concerned about your child's development, talk to
your child's health care provider. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND
MOTOR SKILLS A 9 month old has usually reached the following
milestones: - Gains weight at a slower rate -- about 15 grams
per day, 1 pound per month - Increases in length by 1.5
centimeters per month - Bowel and bladder become more regular -
Puts hands forward when the head is pointed to the ground
(parachute reflex) to protect self from falling - Is able to
crawl - Sits for long periods - Pulls self to standing position
- Has a pincer grasp between thumb and index finger - Feeds self
with fingers - Throws or shakes objects SENSORY AND COGNITIVE
SKILLS The 9 month old typically