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Toddler milestones

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Zoono · 23/05/2025 17:47

Please no judgement, as I'm just curious. At 26 months what do your or could your children do? My DD seems advanced in some areas and on track in others but i don't what else I could be doing to support her learning?

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MarioLink · 23/05/2025 19:00

They are all so different. One of mine has perfect speach like a school child's the other was still using very short sentences and two years on isn't like her sibling at two. The later talker was starting to swim with a woggle and could ride a balance bike, the other couldn't jump and hated the pool and had no idea how to ride a balace bike till nearly 4.

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Zoono · 23/05/2025 20:36

MarioLink · 23/05/2025 19:00

They are all so different. One of mine has perfect speach like a school child's the other was still using very short sentences and two years on isn't like her sibling at two. The later talker was starting to swim with a woggle and could ride a balance bike, the other couldn't jump and hated the pool and had no idea how to ride a balace bike till nearly 4.

They really are all different. My DDs speech is definitely her strongest point and she has memorised some of her favourite short stories and nursery rhymes and is confident on outdoor play equipment but has no interest in her balance bike. She's not good at puzzles but DD enjoys creative activities and she loves to actively play with other children and not just play along side them.

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Zoono · 23/05/2025 20:37

She already seems more intelligent than me 😅

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