I will rock back and forth when I get on all fours.
I might try to move forward on all fours.
I can sit up from a lying position without help, I can crawl or move forward with one my legs tucked under my buttocks.
My ability to bite is developing. If I don’t have teeth yet, I will bite down using my gums only.
I’m developing my ability to move around. In the beginning I will bend my legs in the hip joint, which is called bouncing.
I’m becoming increasingly interested in toys. You can hide my favourite toy from me and see if I’m going to be looking for it eagerly.
I’m adding sounds from my mother tongue to my cooing. My speech apparatus has been developing just like in other children so far.
Week 33. - What is my baby development at 33 week ?
I’m able to coordinate my breathing better while moving, eating, swallowing, and making sounds.
I might be more reserved or shy. My mood will be shown on my face. It will allow you to see whether I like something or not.
I’m very energetic and grab things around. This, in particular, is the moment when you should baby-proof the house to make sure nothing bad happens to me.
I make attempts at climbing and hoisting myself up using my arms and grabbing everything I’m able to.
One of the better games that I play is dropping things and toys that you hand me.
Week 34. - Newborn's 34. week - what to expect
I understand the word “no” and I can respond by shaking my head.
I’m stubborn in trying to achieve my goal, whether it is a toy in the distance or an interesting item higher up on the shelf.
I can differentiate between the tone of voice of people who are closest to me. I read their faces and observe their behaviour.
I’m able to freely move the toy from one hand to the other. Although I might drop the toy from time to time, I still enjoy it.
I can notice that some items have similar features such as shape, colour, or texture.
Week 35. - What happens the 35. week after birth?
I alternate between vocalizing and listening to your voice to be able to say my first syllables and words soon.
With each passing day I am more precise about judging the distance to be able to grab items.
The sounds that I make are more resonant and my voice is more and more audible.
I enjoy interacting with you. I can repeat simple gestures such as waving or clapping.
I enjoy touching different items which have different temperatures and textures. This helps me develop my cognitive skills.
Week 36. - How is my baby development at 36 week?
I enjoy listening to you, although my level of concentration on one item or game is low. Don’t be discouraged and talk to me as much as you can!
I learn a lot of things in the bath. I practice my balance and coordination, discover my body, and my levels of stress go down.
I expect praise and encouragement. I look to you every time I do something new.
I protect myself from falling better and better. When I lose my balance while sitting, I will support myself with my arm in the front, on the sides, and even in the back.
I will still continue trying to put everything in my mouth or lick things. That’s how I learn about my environment.
Week 34. - Newborn's 34. week - what to expect
Week 35. - What happens the 35. week after birth?
Week 36. - How is my baby development at 36 week?