Key milestones act as checkpoints in a child’s development to determine
what the average child is able to do at a particular age
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Love Socializing with Kids
Express Different Feelings Clearly
Loves Jokes and Riddles
Encourage Show and Tell
Afraid of Supernatural Things
Right Time to Learn a Bicycle
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- Your child’s pretending play is more complex now, filled with lots of fantasy and drama.
- You might also notice that your child can play with others to achieve a common goal – for example, working together to build one big sandcastle.
- Might also be able to work things out if another child doesn’t want to play a particular game.
- Becoming more social and prefers to play with friends rather than on her own.
- She might find it hard to share her favourite toys but she can share – most of the time.
- Games with rules sometimes challenge your six-year-old, and he might even accuse others of cheating when he doesn’t win.
- Your five-year-old is becoming more independent and loves making small decisions, like what clothes to wear or what to eat for lunch.
- School can be tiring so don’t be surprised if your child is a little moody or easily upset, especially after a long day. On these days you might want to try and keep your child quiet at home after school and aim for an early bedtime.
- Draw more realistic pictures – for example, a person with a head with eyes, mouth and nose, and a body with arms and legs.
- Read simple picture books.
- Understand the importance of rules and the simple reasons behind rules
talk in full and complex sentences and have adult-like conversations, although he might still find it hard to
describe complex ideas or events. - Understand that people often expect girls and boys to behave in certain ways because of their gender.
- Can learn how to ride a bike, jump rope, balance on one foot for a short period of time, walk downstairs without needing to hold your hand, skip and catch a large ball.
- Vocabulary growth is so rapid at this age that your child’s brain often thinks faster than she can say what’s on her mind.
- Your child’s growing understanding of the world around might lead to some fears – for example, some children might be afraid of supernatural things (like ghosts), criticism, tests, failure, or physical harm or threat.
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Red Flag
Know when to meet your doctor
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