social developement

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  • 1 CE

    1 Years old

    says "mama" and "dada"
    waves goodbye
    points to objects
    understands simple questions: "Where is your nose?" or "What sound does a cow make?"
  • 1 CE

    1 Year old

    says "mama" and "dada"
    waves goodbye
    points to objects
    understands simple questions: "Where is your nose?" or "What sound does a cow make?"
  • 2

    2 Years old

  • 2

    2 Year old

    -Much of their playtime will be spent imitating other people’s mannerisms and activities
    -Children develop their first interests, and an increased desire for autonomy.
    -They develop self-sufficient behaviour (e.g., begin to dress themselves, feed themselves, etc.)
    - Your child may begin to say no, have temper tantrums, become “stubborn,” or more bossy
  • 3

    3 Years old

  • 3

    3 Year old

    • Learning to cooperate and play with other children
    • They obtain a boost of confidence that they are making friends of their own
    • Socially dependent and wants to do things by themselves
    • Learn better with hands-on play and need time with their new friends, away from parents/caregivers
    • Get bossy and defiant
  • 4

    4 Years old

  • 4

    4 Year old

    -Follow simple rules in a game but will always want to win
    -Start developing friendships
    -Share and take turns when playing with others
    -Will somewhat be aware of what is right and wrong and good or bad -behaviour
    -May show preference to one or more friends
    -Listen when others speak
    -Express anger verbally, not physically
    -Starting to become more independent
    -Enjoys playing and collaborating with other children
  • 5

    5 Years old

  • 5

    5 Year old

    -Wants to be like friends
    -More likely to agree with rules
    -Likes to sing
    -Can tell what’s real and what’s make-believe
    -more independence
    -sometimes demanding
    -sometimes very cooperative