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When will my child learn to play with other children

Initially, your child is only exposed to members of the family and extended family. You should encourage your child to interact with new people as soon as possible. By the time they are 18 months old, children can usually tolerate each other's presence, although they may not play together.

How do I teach my child to share

When they begin to play with other children, it is not unusual for them to hit each other and grab each other's toys. You will have to explain the concept of sharing to your child. Teach your child to be generous. At this age, your opinion is still important to them. Reward acts of generosity with approval. She will soon extend her generosity to people outside the family.

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