What can a six month old baby do?

At six months, a baby's physical development includes:

rolling from front to back; rolling over if lying on his back

getting herself in a sitting position using her shoulder to pull herself

moving his arms purposefully and holding them up, indicating a wish to be lifted

lifting up her legs to a vertical position

grabbing things with both hands and mostly put in his mouth to bite and suck

changing the angle of her body to reach an object

reaching and grabbing when a small toy is offered

exploring objects by putting them in his mouth.

At six months, a baby's sensory development includes:

adjusting his position to see objects

visual alertness, and following another child's activities with increased awareness

turning towards the source when she hears sounds at ear level

having a favourite sensory stimulus, such as certain music, finger games, flavors, etc.

playing with the two hands in the middle and transferring toys hand-to-hand

being comfortable when moved.

At six months, a baby's intellectual development includes:

understanding the meaning of Words such as 'mama', 'dada' and 'bye-bye'

understanding objects and knowing what to expect of them

turning immediately when she hears your voice at a distance

talking to herself in a tuneful, singsong voice

understanding 'up' and 'down' and makes appropriate gestures raising his arms to be picked up.