Baby Amari is four months old. After waking from a nap, Amari recognizes her mothers voice when she comes into the room. Mom plays with Amari by repeating the sounds baby makes.

During playtime, Amari is able to hold and let go of her toys. Dropping toys makes Amari Laugh. Mom places Amari on her stomach for tummy time.

Amari soon gets tired of playing. She fusses so mom can hold her. Her mother held Amari upright to comfort her. She then sings to distract her.

At 9 months, Amari is much bigger and crawling all over the house. She sits for long periods of time and baby talks when she hears her name.

Amari is excited when she sees her mom with a bowl of food. She pulls herself in a standing position ready to eat. After mom places baby in her high chair, Amari begins to feed herself. Mom says "mmm food" while Amari eats.

After dinner, is story time. Mom reads to Amari and lets her turn the pages. Mom makes sure to repeat words to try to get Amari to say them. Amari says "dog" and "yes".

Soon it is bedtime. Mom and Dad sing to Amari her favorite lullaby. Amari hums along. Soon she is fast asleep and ready for a new day.