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| Social play becomes more important for two-year-olds. If other children are around, your two-year-old may "explode" into activity. Some other behaviors typical of two-year-olds include: | | | • | | A two-year-old plays by himself, fitting the pieces into his puzzle board. | | | • | A two-year-old imitates those he knows and likes to do what they do. | | | • | A two-year-old begins to use a crayon. | | | • | A two-year-old puts words together to make simple sentences and can follow simple instructions. |
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He plays by himself, fitting the pieces into his puzzle board. |
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He imitates those he knows and likes to do what they do. |
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He begins to use a crayon. |
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He puts words together to make simple sentences and can follow simple instructions. |
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| * How to help your two-year-old learn more with these toys ... |
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Most two-year-olds love to express themselves through music and dance. Provide your two-year-old with an opportunity for creative body expression, with a fun twist.
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Other Play & Learn activities for two-year-olds:
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| How can I wean my 2-year-old off her thumb? She mainly sucks her thumb when she is holding her "dolly" which she uses for security and to sleep with.
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I wouldn't be in a big rush to get a 2-year-old to give it up; she is young, and it sounds as though she sucks her thumb mainly when she goes to bed. If your child sucks only when holding her "dolly," you have an ace in the hole. Put the "dolly" away when she gets up and tell her she can have it again at naptime and bedtime. She will protest ...
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Online Games
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