Numbers and letters?

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So my March toddler can identify all 26 letters and can count to 10, but she’s just not into numbers. She can identify like 3-4 numbers, but just isn’t interested in practicing at all. We haven’t made much progress. 
Any suggestions?
ETA: Don’t worry, she DOES know her shapes and colors. Haha. I didn’t mention it because that’s old news. We do have number puzzles, numbers displayed on the wall, flash cards, and we do a calendar every day. Baby just hates numbers. 😅😅

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She's 2.5. It sounds like she is hitting a lot of preschool milestones already. Why race to get more? My suggestion is to relax, let her be curious and learn on her own schedule.

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My daughter loves the Poke-a-dot books. Great for counting!

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My son knows all his upper and lowercase letters, and all their sounds. He is beginning to blend words and word build now. 
Just like your daughter he shows no interest in numbers and counting. However, even though he doesn’t show interest he is still taking it all in. I was counting something the other day and he randomly jumped in and counted to 32. I didn’t know he could count last 8 because he always stopped or got distracted there!

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Repetition just keep practicing …. My sons can count to ten, identify all colors , recognize about four shapes and know half his letters and their sounds and can give me additional words …. So if I say M… monkey Mm he will tell me mom, money , etc. I love this age they are like sponges !

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Get some blocks with numbers on them.  My son carries his duplo train around and we do numbers when we build it together.

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You can try buying them a number and abc puzzle.That should help.But sounds like your kiddo is doing just fine so don’t stress. :)

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My kiddo can sing the abc’s, count to 10, knows all his colours and shapes, but isn’t identifying numbers or letters yet. He knows that they are a number or a letter, but can’t tell me “that’s a k!” Or “that’s the number 6!”.
She’s only 2 still, just keep exposing her to numbers and letters, when you see a number on a store sign for example you can say “hey, that’s a number 3!”. With repetition and time, they’ll get it.

Numbers and letters?

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