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[…] kid/s are still too young to be in school, Mommy Jem provided us with a very helpful article on Three-year-old Toddler Learning and what you can expect from a three year old: During this stage, he can now feel a range of […]
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[…] we show and act especially in front of our children. I have shared an informative post about “What to expect from your three-year-old toddler?” which covers the three-year old toddler learning and behavior […]
napa wow ako dito ha..
Should be able to say 500-900 words
di ko expect ko sa age na 3yrs old.
ang bilis niya ha..
fast learner..
Reading this made me reminisce about my daughter when she was 3, full of life and enthusiasm and very eager to learn new things 🙂
well said sis 🙂 patience, parents needs to have a lot of more patience for the toddler stage is also the stage of too much curiosity with a lot of Why? questions 🙂
I, myself is a mother of a 3-year old boy and everything you said in this post is very true especially:
“Refers to self by using own name.”
I have to be more patient and understanding not because I am his mother but because… attitudes and behaviors of children of today should be well comprehended.
I remember my kids at this stage too but my youngest had the difficulty of choosing which from the 3 languages we use at home to choose and ended up, until now, speaking with words from 3 languages in one sentence. :/
Kudos to your son, well-raised by mom!
Thanks for this info. My niece is having a hard time remembering things. She grew up with his father, but his father is always away for work. When we got her, she is missing something. (Guidance). Now, we are doing our best to educate her.
wow kids nowadays surprise me..compared to kids before..
reading this i’m happy that my kids grew normally as they should. thanks for these tips!
this is very helpful especially to mommies. i think this is the stage where kids are super kulit na.
bagsak si Ren sa “Speech can be understood by others”, ako lang nakakaintindi e hahaha 🙂 anyway, he has a speech therapist naman so I hope mag improve na
Cute cowboy. Thanks for setting my expectation. Lol. I’m not a mom yet but this is really helpful.
been there! I so can relate, Jem!
Thank you for the post. I learned a lot about toddlers 🙂
They’re really smart at that age. We should let loose their discovery and creativity instincts at this stage 🙂
Agree! when my little boy turned 3 and began schooling as well I observed lots of developments in him. There’s only two of us at home but it seems full of our voices alone ‘coz he is so “madaldal” and can’t seem to stop talking when he’s awake.
Ive just only learn today that we need to count the words that our toddler can say
Hi Chrisair,
“Should be able to say 500-900 words” – it is based from The American Academy Pediatrics caring for your baby and young child. From what I understood, the number of words basically are the typical number of different words to expect from the three-year old toddler. We may not literally count the words what they have spoken but as a mom we can figure it out. For example, when a three-year old toddler knows the “Bahay Kubo” song that consist of more than 30 words + other nursery rhyme songs + the different fruits that he learn + the different toys he knew + different colors + different things he usually use and see + different actions words he use and many more other words that can be consider. Surely it will give you a total of 500-900 words or more than. 🙂
And no baby talks! That helps a lot!
wow, i love your tips as I can relate to this. I have a 3 year old too 🙂
We are now experiencing one parent preference with Sati.. she’s turning into a daddy’s girl! and there were nights that she would prefer to sleep with her daddy than with me.. sniff