Coordination and the ability to use their hands are almost fully developed by age 4, and preschoolers are gradually learning

Although sharing is a foreign concept for toddlers, many preschoolers are gaining an understanding of and appreciation for the feelings

Preschoolers enjoy the company of other children and interact with them instead of playing side by side like they did

Emotions…we all have them. Everything we do and everything we learn is shaped in some way by the way we

Preschoolers are becoming increasingly independent and want to make more of their own choices. Eager to prove how capable and

As children gain an understanding of and appreciation for the feelings and actions of others, they will gradually stop competing

Three-year-olds are gradually learning to use pronouns such as “I,” “me,” “mine,” and “you.” Although they’re still struggling to comprehend

Children still have a simplified sense of morality as they approach their fifth birthdays, but they are exploring the concepts

For 4-year-olds, friends aren’t just playmates – they’re examples of different behaviors, values, and ways of life. Preschoolers want to invite

Preschoolers gain more control over their unpredictable emotional responses by age 4, but they’re still struggling to manage their feelings