4 Month Baby Motor Assessment for Typical Development

How are you tracking a 4 month old baby's motor skills? Watch to see how baby is examined in 5 different positions: supine, prone, side lying, sitting, and standing. In each position, we will highlight the typical expectations for baby in relation to specific areas of the body: head, trunk, upper extremities, and lower extremities. Talk to a healthcare provider if you have concerns about baby's development.

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00:06 Intro
00:22 Supine
00:24 Supine: Head
00:50 Supine: Trunk
01:12 Supine: Upper Extremities
01:30 Supine: Lower Extremities
01:49 Prone
01:51 Prone: Head
02:15 Prone: Trunk
02:47 Prone: Upper Extremities
03:15 Prone: Lower Extremities
03:28 Side Lying
03:30 Side Lying: Head
03:48 Side Lying: Trunk
04:12 Side Lying: Upper Extremities
04:37 Side Lying: Lower Extremities
04:54 Sitting
04:56 Sitting: Head
05:17 Sitting: Trunk
05:36 Sitting: Upper Extremities
06:05 Sitting: Lower Extremities
06:18 Standing
06:20 Standing: Head
06:28 Standing: Trunk
06:50 Standing: Upper Extremities
07:14 Standing: Lower Extremities
07:28 Special thanks
07:39 Glossary

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