Which of the following is not a milestone of development for a 3–4-year-old child?
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- Can count up to 5
- Develops friendly skills
- Aware about different colours
- Feeds self without difficulty
The Correct Option is A
Solution and Explanation
By this age, children enjoy playing with friends, sharing toys, and expressing feelings.
Counting up to 5 is a milestone expected earlier, around 2–3 years of age.
At age 3–4, many children can count beyond 5 and recognize more numbers.
Therefore, counting only up to 5 is not a key milestone for this age group.
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