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Activity Tips: Mia Plays Doctor

Once your child reaches two years of age, she'll be interested in playing role playing games. And playing doctor is always popular. Role playing games are a great way for a child to experiment with her world and also practice fine motor skills and social interactions.

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Once your child reaches 2 years of age, she'll be interested in playing role-playing games, and playing doctor is always popular. Role-playing games are a great way for a child to experiment with her world and also practice fine motor skills and social interaction. Here, Victoria is the doctor and the doll is the patient. Role playing may also relieve some of the child's anxiety about real-life experiences like visiting the doctor.

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