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This little girl is imitating the silly actions of her teacher.  Most children imitate the behavior of others, especially adults and older children, by the time they are 2-years-old. 

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This little girl is pretending to take care of her baby doll by giving it a kiss before she puts it in bed. Most children play make-believe with dolls, animals, and people by their third birthday.

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This little girl is setting the table, just like mom and dad.  Pretending to be “mom” or “dad” is a skill most children develop by the time they turn four.

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This little boy is pointing to show his mom that the doll is stuck in the fence. Pointing to show interesting objects is a milestone that is usually met by the time a child is 18-months-old.

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This little guy is finger-feeding himself his snack. Most children are able to finger-feed themselves by the time they are one-year-old. Although this milestone can sometimes be messy, it is important to allow children to develop this skill.

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Choking is very common among young children and can cause serious injuries or even death. For information on choking prevention, visit Healthy Children.