Toddler Development: Parallel Play?
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According to developmental milestone charts, toddlers aged 3 generally engage in parallel play. Well, I’d like to question this one because last year my friend and I witnessed Gavin (2 years 10 months) and his godbrother, D, (2 years) collaborating to get a toy that was placed out of their reach. The two of them had pushed a child-sized table up against the bar. Subsequently D held the table while Gavin climbed up to get the toy.
Parallel play? I don’t think so…
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MieVee @ MummysReviews.com said:
Recently, I read an article that mentioned babies are found to be interested in babies and ‘parallel play’ may be an incorrect observation in past studies.
Anyway, my boy loves babies and toddlers since he could sit up; he can spot a young child and would get very excited, calling out to him/her and wanting to touch his/her limbs.
January 7th, 2010 at 10:28 pm - Shen-Li said:
