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    #61570 11/17/09 12:14 PM
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    This is totally a question for curosity sake

    ok, this is advanced right? DD is 2.8 she has figured out rhyming all on her own (I told her once that a word rhymed and that was all it took) She rhymes everything....flip-whip, grouch-couch....this morning she woke up and I heard her in her room rhyming there-where-bear-square. She does it all day long....words I would never even think of.

    What age is rhyming normal?


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    amazedmom #61603 11/17/09 02:17 PM
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    Just a quick search:

    http://kidshealth.org/parent/positive/all_reading/milestones.html#

    Age 4 is usually when they start rhyming and making up games like what you described.

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    Thanks, she is so in to this....it is all day long. everything she says she tries to rhyme. She is loving it LOL


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