At around two-and-a-half years, children often show rapid changes in language, play and independence.
Language is expanding
By 30 months, many children can:
Say about 50 words.
Put two or more words together, including an action word.
Name objects in a book.
Use words such as “I,” “me” or “we.”
Thinking skills are growing too
Many children can also:
Use objects during pretend play.
Follow a two-step instruction.
Show simple problem-solving.
Recognise at least one colour.