When a baby starts to point, she likely won’t be pointing at anything in particular—-but it suggests she’s working on her pincer grasp. Having a pincer grasp allows your little one to pick up tiny things using her thumb and pointer finger. It also means she can pinch you. Most babies have a reliable pincer grasp by 9 – 10 months old.
Is your baby starting the ‘pointing at random stuff’ phase yet?
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Originally posted 2021-03-03 14:04:02.
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My 7 month old is picking up the tiniest piece of garbage from the floor. 🤦🏼♀️ the vacuum can’t seem to pick those pieces up. 😂😂😂
Wow! My son will be 2 weeks old tomorrow and I just saw him do this for the first time earlier this morning 😊
My twins are one month old and they always pinch my throat 😂
I thought it was called the palmer grasp when they start to grab a hold of small objects. (Especially fingers)
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Great post 👏