2-3 Years
I am 2. Don’t underestimate me
This is tough as I realize the world is not all about me, like it did when I was younger. Sometimes it’s overwhelming and as I try to understand life my curiosity may sometimes look like trouble. I’m a force to be reckoned with, a busy brain on the go.
Development Milestones at 2-3 Years
Personal Social
Wants to please you, tries to control situations by saying “no”.
It’s normal to develop quickly in some areas and more slowly in others. So don’t be alarmed if your child is a little early or late in meeting some milestones such as learning how to stand or speak.
Communication
Says short sentences, uses more than 50 words.
It’s normal to develop quickly in some areas and more slowly in others. So don’t be alarmed if your child is a little early or late in meeting some milestones such as learning how to stand or speak.
Problem Solving
Shows interest in using the potty.
It’s normal to develop quickly in some areas and more slowly in others. So don’t be alarmed if your child is a little early or late in meeting some milestones such as learning how to stand or speak.
Social Emotional
Begins to play interactive games or role plays e.g. tea parties.
It’s normal to develop quickly in some areas and more slowly in others. So don’t be alarmed if your child is a little early or late in meeting some milestones such as learning how to stand or speak.
Fine Motor
Turns a key, throws and catches, eats and drinks unassisted.
It’s normal to develop quickly in some areas and more slowly in others. So don’t be alarmed if your child is a little early or late in meeting some milestones such as learning how to stand or speak.
Gross Motor
Walks up and down stairs while holding onto a railing, mastering how to kick, throw and catch a ball.
It’s normal to develop quickly in some areas and more slowly in others. So don’t be alarmed if your child is a little early or late in meeting some milestones such as learning how to stand or speak.
Be patient. A child's development isn't always a smooth journey. Find out more about when to be concerned and for more detailed developmental checklists please refer below:
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