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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You cannot compare girls to boys at this age. The girls will look like geniuses and the boys will look like cavemen. Girls develop verbal and fine motor skills far ahead of boys. Boys tend to be ahead in gross motor skills. And, of course, all kids develop at different speeds regardless of gender. My boys probably didn't learn colors until they were two and a half when they were finally talking in phrases. [/quote] +100![/quote] Is this really true? I always hear it, but both of my boys were highly verbal from a young age, and knew letters and colors well before 18 months. That is of course just an anecdote but it makes me wonder if it's a "you'll get sick if you go out in cold/damp weather" kind of old wives tale. (Now, we are having a hellacious time with potty training, so there is that.)[/quote] It is true as a massive generalization. more girls than boys are verbal early but there are also many boys who are verbal earlyy and girls who are verbal later.[/quote]
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