Normally developing motor and visual milestones for a 4-month-old include
A)crawling,scribbling with a crayon,interpreting facial expressions.
B)sitting without support,playing with simple toys,20/20 vision.
C)rolling over,reaching for objects,visual tracking moving objects.
D)standing with support,reaching for objects,visual preference for faces

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Crawling (A), standing with support (D), and scribbling with a crayon (A) are not expected milestones at 4 months. Sitting without support (B) typically occurs between 6-8 months. Visual preference for faces (D) is expected, but not a motor milestone. Rolling over (C) and reaching for objects (C) are typical motor milestones for a 4-month-old, as well as visual tracking of moving objects (C). 20/20 vision (B) may be possible at 4 months, but it is not a specific milestone.

Normally Developing Motor and Visual Milestones for a 4-Month-Old Include