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April 19, 2021

5-6 Months – Developmental Questionnaire

This quiz should take a maximum of 5 minutes.

The final question will allow you to add comments for any questions you have not discussed or covered in the quiz.

Depending on the child’s age within the range, answering “NO” isn’t necessarily a cause for concern. The difference between a 2 week old and a 2-month-old is significant.

With that in mind, we will ask about your child's birthday and have a specialist look over your responses. We are happy to reach out to you if there's anything we see that the computer may have overlooked.

Physical Developmental Skills
My child rolls from their back to their front.

Physical Developmental Skills
My child's head is steady in unsupported sitting.

Physical Developmental Skills
My child is starting to rock, roll, and twist.

Physical Developmental Skills
My child brings their feet to their mouth.

Physical Developmental Skills
My child is able to balance well when seated for increasing time.

Physical Developmental Skills
My child is pushing up onto arms, pushing through hands, when on belly.

Physical Developmental Skills
My child is able to grab my hands and pull up to sitting with head control.

1 out of 3
Occupational Developmental Skills
My child can grab and explore objects.

Occupational Developmental Skills
My child is beginning to move objects from one hand to the other.

Occupational Developmental Skills
My child likes to play with different textures including wet textures.

Occupational Developmental Skills
My child clearly recognizes me and immediate family members.

Occupational Developmental Skills
My child expresses when they are upset or happy.

Occupational Developmental Skills
My child prefers to be held by a parent or settles easier when held by a parent.

Occupational Developmental Skills
My child turns and recognizes their name.

Occupational Developmental Skills
My child can entertain themselves for a short time.

2 out of 3
Speech Developmental Skills
My child smiles when being spoken too.

Speech Developmental Skills
My child has different cries for different needs.

Speech Developmental Skills
My child babbles. (pa, ba, ma)

Speech Developmental Skills
My child notices items that make noise or music.

Speech Developmental Skills
My child laughs.

Speech Developmental Skills
My child makes gurgling sounds.

Speech Developmental Skills
My child is starting to respond to their own name.

Speech Developmental Skills
My child is imitating a few sounds and noises.

3 out of 3
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