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Developing her individuality

The child slowly begins to understand that she is an individual in her own right, as opposed to being an extension of you. She will expand her horizons, realizing that she is not the focal point of the universe.

Signs of early maturity

She will learn to put others first, displaying spontaneous acts of generosity and unselfishness. She will become more sensitive to the feelings of others, exhibiting sympathy and concern. She will move on from mere imitation to learning through "identification." She will understand the meaning of putting herself in the other person's shoes.

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