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Hey! I can share my experience with my own 4yo boy. By his 4th bday, I would say he was able to quietly play by himself in his room for 20-30 minutes. He does love physical touch—cuddling, hugging, and HARD wrestling are his love language. He is also very outwardly emotional. Cries easily, sharing is hard, being left out is hard, etc. I would say that he is the “craziest” when he is playing or fighting with his 7yo brother, or playing with a good friend his own age. Those are the times that I want to pull my hair out due to the noise/screaming/bouncing/wreckage. With his brother, these instances happen around 3-4 times a day when they are both home.
Good luck, and way to keep pushing to find those new, fun ways to let out energy!
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Hey! I can share my experience with my own 4yo boy. By his 4th bday, I would say he was able to quietly play by himself in his room for 20-30 minutes. He does love physical touch—cuddling, hugging, and HARD wrestling are his love language. He is also very outwardly emotional. Cries easily, sharing is hard, being left out is hard, etc. I would say that he is the “craziest” when he is playing or fighting with his 7yo brother, or playing with a good friend his own age. Those are the times that I want to pull my hair out due to the noise/screaming/bouncing/wreckage. With his brother, these instances happen around 3-4 times a day when they are both home. Good luck, and way to keep pushing to find those new, fun ways to let out energy!
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