Primitive reflexes like sucking, grasping, swallowing, and some others are developed.
The baby makes sharp jerky movements with their hands, squeezes their fingers into fists, and brings them to their mouths and eyes. They can turn their head while lying down.
The baby can catch the rhythm and melodies of speech, recognize their mother’s voice as well as some other sounds, and startles to sudden and loud sounds.
The baby can hold their gaze at an object located at a distance of 8-12 inches away and follow a slowly moving object.
The baby now recognizes the smell of their mother’s milk and uses crying as a way to get attention. This cry sounds the same in all cases.

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