What age would you expect a child to...

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Recognize and say his ABC’s 
Recognize numbers and count from 1-10
Recognize and say 10+ colors
Recognize and say 10+ shapes
Speak in 4-6 work sentences

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Good news! There is an app: CDC Milestone app. It's free and you can cross check your child's progress to developmentally appropriate milestones!

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Recognizing ABC and 123 as in being able to read it? Depends on what you do with your child and how well they speak.
My first daughter couldn't do anything of those things until she was 3 years old. Her speaking was very delayed. My 2 year old can count to 12 and read almost all numbers. She can say the entire alphabet but can only recognise A and O for some reason 😅 she speaks in full sentences since before she turned two. 
Anyway, what I want to say is that every child is different and were here to guide them and support them. By the time they are 5 most kids have caught up with their peers with the right support ☺️ just keep praising them when they do good and encourage them to learn more.

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My daughter is 20 months she can combine 4-6 words. Identify all letters of alphabet and recite the ABC’s, Count and identify numbers 1-10, knows 10 colors, and some shapes. She does show an intense interest in learning and she loves to be read to.

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My daughter just turned 3 and she knows all ths letters by sight but cant sing the alphabet she knows all her colors and how to count to 10 and we are working on shapes but she does very well I'm not going to rush her because she wont even start kindergarten until 2021 she learns at her own pace

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My daughter is 20 months. She knows her colors, most shapes, can count to 10, and recognizes some letters and most numbers. Her sentences right now are about 3-4 words long.

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I’d imagine there’s great variance among kids with that stuff. 
My son is 2.5 and he’s been talking in 4-6 word sentences since before he turned 2. He recognizes one letter and doesn’t recognize any numbers but can count things up to 20. He knows 3 colors and 1 shape. He goes to a daycare with a preschool curriculum he participates in. My mom is a kindergarten aide and says he can do more than some of her students on the first day and less than others.
I’d check the CDC website or with your pediatrician for ages when it would be concerning your kid doesn’t know that stuff.

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