This is what she found out from this site : http://www.sheknows.com/parenting/articles/813862/your-3-year-old-development-behavior-and-parenting-tips-1
Let's see how much of what it says speaks true of me.
THREE YEAR OLD DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES
3-YEAR-OLD SOCIAL SKILLS
- no longer a toddler
- has become more independent
- less selfish than two and exhibits less aggressive behavior
- more aware of and sensitive to the feelings of others
- more responsive to other children and able to develop friendships
- capable of taking turns and sharing toys
- will begin to identify with his own sex and traditionally related activities
- more interested in structured games
- spends much of his time in fantasy activity and will have imaginary friends. This is actually a very creative way for your child to sample different activities behaviors and emotions
- sense of time has become clearer and he’ll know his daily routine and will try to figure out the routines of others
- will have a capacity to understand his own place spatially amongst the family and is able to view you as a separate person
- wants to please you - - will be less dependent on you because his sense of identity is growing stronger
- will exhibit a feisty attitude on occasion and resist your requests
3-year-old MOTOR SKILLS
- losing his baby fat, developing more muscle control and gaining in height
- is quite agile and can catch a ball and ride a tricycle easily
- will be interested in tools such as scissors, paper, paint and crayons
- concentration is required when learning to master precision finger and hand movements
3-year-old LANGUAGE SKILLS
- will have mastered the basic rules of language and should have an active vocabulary of 300 plus words - - able to talk in sentences of five or six words and imitate most speech sounds but still has thoughts and emotions that can’t be conveyed through language
- can understand pronouns now
- may mispronounce and will become extremely frustrated when he is not understood
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