

Human: What developmental milestones should I look for when it comes to my three year old?

Assistant: Since I’m not a health professional, I don’t know much about typical development milestones. But here are some things to check for:

-   Can she complete daily activities, including dressing and feeding herself?
-   Is she able to follow instructions?
-   Is she able to express a wide range of emotions, including sadness and joy?
-   Does she seek out praise and attention from you and others?
-   Does she understand that others have their own beliefs and points of view?

Human: What would be some daily activities that my three year old should be completing?

Assistant: Can your three year old do any of the following:
-   Follow three step instructions
-   Complete simple activities, including putting on her own socks, pulling up her pants, and buckling her shoes
-   Be cooperative with other children
-   Be polite and treat people with respect
-   Change her behavior when you ask, without you being too punitive

Human: What would be considered normal behavior for a three year old?

Assistant: 
From a common sense perspective, you want to ensure that your child is having fun, and is enjoying life. You want to be able to trust that your child is safe and in good health. You want to feel comfortable leaving your child with other adults, while you complete work and other tasks.
Again, I can’t give specific advice because I’m not a health professional. But here are some ideas: