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The Ounce Scale: 0-4 months

These resources will help you observe and interpret the behavior of a 0- to 4-month-old, and will provide ways to foster learning that you can use in everyday interactions.
How do I use the Observation Record?
How do I use the Family Album?
How do I use the Developmental Standards?
It's About Trust
Learn more about a baby's personal connections and about how she develops trust.
Family Album
Observation Record
Developmental Standards
Learning About Me
Find out how a baby expresses his personality.
Family Album
Observation Record
Developmental Standards
Child to Child
Gain information on how babies act around other children.
Family Album
Observation Record
Developmental Standards
Baby Talk
Learn how a baby understands and communicates.
Family Album
Observation Record
Developmental Standards
Baby Discoveries
Discover how a baby explores to learn about her world.
Family Album
Observation Record
Developmental Standards
Babies in Motion
Find out how babies move their bodies and use their hands.
Family Album
Observation Record
Developmental Standards

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 Designed for family members and care providers, The Ounce Scale tools provide information about the development of infants and young children.

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