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*» BETTER CHILD PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT Your child is still growing, just not at the breakneck speed of their baby days. Although kids come in all shapes and sizes, most sprout about 5-8 cm per year and gain around 2 kg. Their once-chubby baby frame starts stretching out, with longer limbs and a more proportional build. FASTER, STRONGER, AND MORE COORDINATED Your child will become noticeably more coordinated and confident in their movements. They are past the wobbly phase, walking smoothly, and can stop and change direction easily. Their ability to balance improves significantly, allowing them to stand on one foot for a few seconds and even hop on one foot (a skill that would have been impossible just a year ago). Jumping gets higher, and some children can even skip or attempt forward rolls. Hand-eye coordination takes a big leap, too. By four, they can (sometimes) catch a ball and even begin using child-safe scissors to cut along lines. Drawing skills improve as they learn to copy simple shapes like circles, squares, and even letters. LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION Your child has already built a solid vocabulary by age three, but in the next 12 months, they'll have learnt around 1 000 words. Not only can they speak in longer, more complex sentences, but they also tell stories and describe events in more detail. Their speech is clearer and easier to understand. They understand basic grammar rules, such as adding “ed” for past tense or “s” for plurals. This is also the age when they start understanding time concepts, like “yesterday”, “today”, and “tomorrow” even if they don’t always use them correctly.

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*» BETTER CHILD PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT Your child is still growing, just not at the breakneck speed of their baby days. Although kids come in all shapes and sizes, most sprout about 5-8 cm per year and gain around 2 kg. Their once-chubby baby frame starts stretching out, with longer limbs and a more proportional build. FASTER, STRONGER, AND MORE COORDINATED Your child will become noticeably more coordinated and confident in their movements. They are past the wobbly phase, walking smoothly, and can stop and change direction easily. Their ability to balance improves significantly, allowing them to stand on one foot for a few seconds and even hop on one foot (a skill that would have been impossible just a year ago). Jumping gets higher, and some children can even skip or attempt forward rolls. Hand-eye coordination takes a big leap, too. By four, they can (sometimes) catch a ball and even begin using child-safe scissors to cut along lines. Drawing skills improve as they learn to copy simple shapes like circles, squares, and even letters. LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION Your child has already built a solid vocabulary by age three, but in the next 12 months, they'll have learnt around 1 000 words. Not only can they speak in longer, more complex sentences, but they also tell stories and describe events in more detail. Their speech is clearer and easier to understand. They understand basic grammar rules, such as adding “ed” for past tense or “s” for plurals. This is also the age when they start understanding time concepts, like “yesterday”, “today”, and “tomorrow” even if they don’t always use them correctly.
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