Your child is now at the age where he or she wants to be fully involved; he or she wants to be fully involved in everyday life. Development at a glance (21 to 24 months):
Between the ages of 21 and 24 months, children make a variety of developmental strides as they continue to grow and explore their surroundings. Here are some key milestones and developments that are typical for children this age:
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Language development: Language development continues, and many children at this age can have a larger vocabulary and form simple sentences. They can also start asking questions and learning more about the world around them.
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Motor Skills: Gross and fine motor skills continue to improve, and children at this age can walk, run, climb, and even climb stairs. You can also start drawing with pens or stacking small objects.
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Independence: Children of this age often show a strong need for autonomy and want to do many things themselves. You can try to dress yourself, help with meals, or do simple household tasks.
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Social Interaction: Social development progresses, and children at this age may show more interest in other children and begin to play simple social games. They may also show early signs of empathy and try to help others.
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Cognitive development: Cognitive development also increases, and children at this age can begin to solve simple problems and understand relationships. They can also begin to develop their imagination and engage in role-playing games.
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Emotional Development: Emotional development is an important part of development at this age, and children can learn to express and manage their emotions. They can also learn to recognize and respond to their own needs and those of others.
It is important to note that each child develops individually and reaches milestones at their own pace.
The AwariKids Box Bodil
In the Bodil box there is an activity book in which your child can actively participate. The felt tweezers game promotes concentration and endurance.
- Promotes dexterity
- Trains precise hand-eye control
- Promotes gross motor skills
- Allows you to explore new sensory experiences
- Promotes endurance
Crochet dolls
What?
Five small crochet dolls made from organic cotton.
How?
The set consists of five different animal finger puppets, which encourage fantastic play and can be used wonderfully by children and adults. Thanks to their nature, the finger puppets are very dimensionally stable and robust.
Why?
Playing with finger puppets promotes children's development and helps with language development. They are also perfect for role-playing games and can be used to drive away fears or establish routines in a playful way.
Sustainable kitchen sink
What?
The classic play kitchen should not be missing in any child's room. Our play kitchen also has a function that will particularly delight your child. The kitchen has a water function, but no water is wasted here, thanks to the water cycle. That's why the kitchen is also very suitable as an outdoor toy and helps refresh you on hot summer days.
Why
Children imitate everyday tasks, which not only helps them understand the world better, but also teaches them so many skills. Mixing ingredients in colorful pots, chopping vegetables and even doing the dishes will help develop motor coordination and social skills as your child cooks and cares for others.
Elephant layers puzzle
What?
The principle of the matryoshka (doll, in a doll, in a doll...) is completely different: five elephants, which differ in size and color, can be removed from the puzzle and reinserted, starting with the smallest. This requires your child’s attention and skill.
How?
The elephants can also be used as drawing templates.
Why?
Jigsaw puzzles are good for cognitive development at any age. This puzzle will bring your child a lot of fun and they will learn to sort things by size along the way. This puzzle promotes fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and your child's ability to concentrate.
Sorting game with felt stars
What?
This Montessori game consists of six small hearts and stars, a felt basket and tweezers. This game will challenge your child but with a lot of fun. The aim of the game is to use the tweezers to transport the individual hearts and stars into the basket. Not an easy task, but with a little practice, your child will certainly be able to do it.
Why?
Your child can improve their fine motor skills with this beautiful felt toy. The tweezer grip is important for many tasks in everyday life and is learned in a playful way with this set.
activity book
What?
This book made of felt is not only perfect for small children thanks to its exceptional material, but your child can remove figures on each page and put them back in. The soft book will bring your child great joy if they can not only look at this innovative sensory book, but also actively engage with it.
Why?
The activity book will keep your child entertained and engaged for hours. It promotes your child's fine motor skills and dexterity, as well as hand-eye coordination. This book also trains your child's senses and, above all, is a lot of fun.
We wish you a great time and lots of fun with our products!
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