How three-year-olds develop and demonstrate self-independence

When the baby grows to three years old, he begins to be self-centered and will use temper tantrums to achieve his own goals, so children at this stage are very troublesome. He can dress himself, eat, compare sizes and identify colors and shapes, and actively show that he can be independent.

How three-year-olds demonstrate independence

Frequent tantrums: A 3-year-old baby may get angry and lose his temper just because he doesn’t like the pattern of the clothes you bought or because others don’t listen to him. He may often be smiling one moment and crying the next.

Love to play dress-up games: 3-year-old children like to imitate adults' dressing and dressing, so they are always rummaging through your closet, looking for clothes to dress up and then wear them on themselves.

Crazy negotiation skills: A 3-year-old baby is no longer in the babbling stage. He will now express his ideas crazily and will use cute expressions or beg you to follow his wishes.

Want to do things independently: Babies at this age like to show their independent side. They want to put on their clothes and shoes by themselves, open the door by themselves, and buckle up their safety seats by themselves. These alone will require you to go out 20 minutes earlier.

Comment on your dinner: You no longer need to worry about your baby constantly messing around while eating, you are facing a food critic. He may think your cooking is unpalatable and be unwilling to eat.

Development of three-year-old baby in all aspects

Cognitive development: At this time, the baby begins to be self-centered, knows how to compare sizes, has logical concepts, can recognize simple colors, count numbers, and participate in group games.

Language development: When the baby reaches the age of 3, he can already say a lot of words and use connecting words, such as this, that, and some negative words.

Motor development: At this age, the baby can already eat by himself, wash his hands and open bottle caps by himself. He also knows how to use a pen to draw some specific objects and can grasp and use scissors.

Emotional development: 3-year-old children like to imagine and fantasize, so they will have fears and fears, their emotions are very unstable, they like to say no, they have no patience, and they are less afraid of strangers.

Social development: 3-year-old babies like to play role-playing games and develop friendships with peers. They can accept being separated from their parents for a long time and can explain simple rules.