peer interactions

How Do Peer Interactions Evolve Over Time?

The nature and complexity of peer interactions evolve as children grow older:
Infancy: Simple eye contact and cooing.
Toddlerhood: Parallel play and basic social exchanges.
Preschool: Cooperative play, sharing, and turn-taking.
School Age: Formation of friendships and group activities.
Adolescence: Deepening friendships and more complex social dynamics.

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