Child Development: The Three-Year-Old
The Physical and Intellectual Characteristics of a Typical Three-Year-Old Child
Physical Development
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26-45 pounds in weight is typical
33-43 inches in height
Has all of the baby teeth
Some three-year-olds do well with potty-
training, although bed-wetting (while in
sleep) is common.
Many three-year-olds can put on their
shoes, and even their socks. Buttons
and zippers are often too challenging
without help, however.
2009-Dec-08
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Whitcomb Family Daycare, at 4503 Walnut Avenue, Long Beach, California, 90807, is convenient to the city of Lakewood.
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Intellectual Development
Most of the child's speech is understand- -able, but often not close to 100%; some words are difficult to pronounce.
The three-year-old often enjoys short stories and books, although there are some exceptions: toddlers who want to
be active more often.
The child may ask many questions, including "why?"
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