Child Development Between Ages 3 - 4 Three-Year-Old Child
Development Milestones By: totanaliz on: Tue 22 of May, 2007
[10:46 UTC] (6645 reads) From ages 3-4, children develop
rapidly. They hone their motor skills, can draw in a more
sophisticated manner, their vocabulary is growing and they are
getting just a little more independent. Here are some key child
development milestones for three-year-olds. Subscribe to Type-A
Mom articles Movement and mobility - can walk on tiptoe without
falling - runs with a smoother and more fluid motion, has better
control over direction and starting and stopping - can now jump
using both feet and hop for a few strides - can now climb the
stairs using alternate feet, but still tends to come down by
putting both feet on the same step - can skip a little - can now
draw simple shapes - enjoys helping around the house with simple
chores ( make the most of it, it doesn´t last!) - can eat and
drink without too much mess - likes to draw simple stick men and
figures representing famil