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THE QUESTION :

My daughter is 2 ½-years-old. She speaks words, but doesn't form sentences. We're about to send her to playschool, but I'm not sure how she'll interact with other kids and teachers. Do you think it's OK to send her -- or should we do something different?
 

THE ANSWER:

At 2 ½-years of age, many children crave the social stimulation of a preschool classroom -- the routines, the novelty, the other children. Many, like your daughter, still prefer to speak in telegraphic one-and two-word phrases, but within the next month or so, you should start to see an increase in her word combinations, as well as a huge spurt in her vocabulary -- possibly helped by the new stimulation at school!

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