What is the average age a child learns their ABCs?
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Thats pretty early. I know a lot of kids learn them in preschool (3 yrs), and there are some kids who do not learn them until kindergarten. There is such a vast range in development with young kids, so its hard to pinpoint a "normal" age and even though most kids learn them at 3 or 4 that doesn't mean there is anything wrong with a child who doesn't learn them untl 5 yrs old. Your child sounds like she is pretty far advanced though - keep working with her! I would start next with teaching her to recognize the letters and numbers by sight, and especially out of order. Make some flash cards of them and start with her reciting them in order and then when she has that down shuffle them. Keep up the good work!
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4-8 months depending if you speak english and not gogogo gagaga baby chet
She isn't early, she is right on course. Good job. They learn around pre-school age. My daughter learned them early to and then forgot by the time she was four. Her school told me it was common for children to learn them and then forget them again until they go to school.
I was 24 months old, and was always told that is good by my mother. I'm not sure what the average age is, but it sounds like you're daughter is doing well. Congratulations!
right around average...good teaching now read Dr. Seuss with her and help her with the joy of readingabout a year and a half my oldest could recite his perfectly at about 19 months. my middle son was just over 2. my daughter is 16 months and she is nowere near even close to knowing them (or any word that isnt daddy for that matter). All kids are different, you shouldnt have any expectations about when they should be doing things as long as they are on track developmentaly (which the doctor can tell you) adn are ready for school whhen the time comes
b.s. the average age is 4 or 5
That's great your a good daddy. I think my children learned them around 3 or 4. It really depends on how much you say them, your daughter wants to please you so she'll learn things like letters and numbers quickly as long as you work on them daily together. Keep up the good work your doing a great job, and yes she is early.my nephew is almost 3 and can recite them perfectly, but I think he started learning them around the time he turned 2
I'd say your daughter is around the "normal" time
that's pretty good. My daughter is just over 2 and is doing them pretty well, but she likes to sing along rather than recite them herself.
She's really just starting to sing songs a lot, so probably soon. Definately counting to 10 is about right, too for this age.
It's wonderful..she's catching on, doing well.. keep up the challenging mind stimulation (without pushing her, of course)
usually before 3 but every child learns at a their own pace that's average I would say. My daughter was that old when she started with the abcs. Encourage her further. Do flash cards with the letters on them. Ask her how many cherrios you have, etc. It's never too early to start with her. Congrats and good luck
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