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Posted on 24 March 202127 June 2026 by Content
  • Is becoming more aware of the similarities and differences between themselves and others in more detailed ways and identifies their relation to social groups and to their peers    
  • Is sensitive to others’ messages of appreciation or criticism    
  • Enjoys a sense of belonging through being involved in daily tasks    
  • Is aware of being evaluated by others and begin to develop ideas about themselves according to the messages they hear from others    
  • Shows their confidence and self-esteem through being outgoing towards people, taking risks and trying new things or new social situations and being able to express their needs and ask adults for help    

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