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30-36 MONTHS

YOUR TODDLER WILL DEVELOP AT THEIR OWN PACE AND MAY TAKE LONGER THAN OTHERS. USE OUR GUIDELINES BELOW TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT YOUR BABIES DEVELOPMENT

BETWEEN 30-36 MONTHS YOUR CHILD SHOULD BE ABLE TO...

PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Stand briefly on one foot
  • Wash and dry hands with supervision
  • Climb up and go down small slides
  • Walk backwards
  • Begin to use safety scissors
  • Copy and draw shapes
  • Dress and undress with help
  • Begin to pedal tricycle
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COMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT

  • Ask and understand simple questions 
  • Use plural words
  • Speak clearly and understandable
  • Understand most simple sentences
  • Engage more in imaginative play 
  • Talk with other children and take turns
  • Communicate wants and needs
  • Understand and respond when spoken to
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Play without putting toys in mouth
  • Engage with others
  • Play with a variety of toys and textures
  • Share with others
  • Be more independent 
  • Sit down to look at or listen to a book
  • Decide who they want to play with
  • Participate in small groups
30-36 MONTHS

COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT

  • Engage in imaginative play
  • Match and sort objects by shape and colour
  • Play actively with peers
  • Know and sort common colors
  • Complete simple puzzles
  • Understand the concept of simple words
  • Identify body parts and functions
  • Understand numbers and their meaning
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EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Imitate others emotions
  • Have more regular tantrums
  • Be away from parents for longer
  • Cry when others cry
  • Follow regular routines
  • Be more aware of others feelings
  • Express a wide range of emotions
  • Show concern when people cry
HAIR CARE

IF YOU BELIEVE YOUR CHILD IS NOT MEETING THE MILESTONES FOR THEIR AGE OR IF YOU THINK THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH DEVELOPMENT, PLEASE SPEAK TO A DOCTOR. IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING WITH YOUR BABY, PLEASE SEEK SUPPORT