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By age 3, what skills should a toddler be able to do?
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Rachel Tosh
Speech Pathologist
Rachel is a speech pathologist specialising in speech, language, literacy and feeding therapy with more than 10 years of experience. Her aim is to help … View Profile
From a communication perspective a toddler by age 3 should be able to tell little stories about what happened , hold a topic of conversation well and use lots of language during play. They should understand and use “why” questions and also use simple sentences of 3+ words in length. They should understand and use basic spatial concepts such as in, on and under.
Their speech should be easily understood by a familiar adult with approximately 75% of the words they say easily able to be recognised.
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