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Child development milestones: Age 5

Find out what milestones your kids should be reaching at the age of 5.

 
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Age 5

At the age of 5, children become much more confident in their abilities. Often this is most obvious in terms of their speech and language development, as the average five year old never stops talking! Your child will be keen to show off their achievements - so it's important to show in interest in their schoolwork and find a place to display their artwork.

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