Early Childhood Milestones
These developmental milestones reflect a child's growing ability to join groups, regulate emotions, and connect with others. They are shaped by both biological development and the quality of early learning environments. Between ages 4 and 5, children become more social and engaged with peers, often participating in group activities and games. This stage is essential for emotional growth and forms the basis for healthy future relationships.
Ages 3-4 Milestones
- Observes other children and participates in group play.
- Demonstrates affection toward friends independently.
- May become upset when significant changes occur in routine.
- Engages in increasingly creative and complex make-believe play.
- Expresses a desire to assist others.
- Is able to name two or more friends.
Age 5 Milestones
- Follows rules when playing games with others.
- Demonstrates a preference for group play rather than solitary activities.
- Exhibits increased independence.
- Is able to state their first and last name as well as their age.
- Can differentiate between reality and make-believe.
- Expresses a desire to please peers.
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