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Age One
At this age, a child practices motor control and learns through exploration. -
Age One
Changes and your childs mobility, language, and social skills. Toys such as swings, riding toys with wheels, large balls, wagons, and cardboard boxes. -
Age One
Starts to walk, runs, climbs up the stairs. One year old: she says ‘mama’ and ‘dada’ and can respond to simple statements, such as ‘no’ ‘bye-bye’ and ‘give me.’ -
Age Two
Coordination and understanding improve greatly during this year. -
Age Two
Child wants to do what adults are doing, can start to put three words together and you will find yourself having a conversation with your toddler. -
Age Two
Can listen to picture stories, enjoys playing with crayons, play dough, large beads to string, large blocks. -
Age Three
Almost ready for preschool, increased imagination bring interest in more complex toys requiring fine motor skills. -
Age Three
Child can tell people her name and know her sex, can count up to 3 or higher -
Age Three
Three-year-olds love to mold play dough, color, cut with blunt scissors, and paint. -
Age Three
Three-year-olds spend longer periods with books than younger children, and enjoy listening to music.