5 stages of social devlopment in infants

• There are 5 stages of social development infants  
• Brith 1  month they show a basic attraction to people
• At 2 months they show primary intersubjectivty which means they have the ability to share emotions experinces and intetions with other  
• At 5 months they show topic based relatedness  involves infants moving from one-on-one interactions to including more things that interest them 
• At 9 to ten months they show secondary inter subjcetivty which means infant development that involves sharing attention with a caregiver to explore the world around them
• And at 18 months  they devlop Cooperative relatedness infants  which means they can now engage in and respond to interactions that involve mutual goals 
• Babies are born socially ready so they are biologically designed to look helpless and activate caring behaviour in parents. 
• Specific responses to baby faces motivate caretaking behaviour  

  And is stronger with their own infants