Your full-speed-ahead 4-year old may be more accident prone now, so continue to supervise her closely.
Her language skills are improving, including her pronunciation, grammar, and ability to follow multiple-step directions.
Model healthful eating habits, and be active together.
Playdates may be going better than ever, though you still need to prep for them - and referee.
It’s likely her imagination at work.
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