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Q:
What is the average age a child can say the abc's and can count to 10?
> 60 days ago
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Additional Answers (3)
The more you stimulate your child the more he/she will learn and this can be as early as 4 years. Logo reading happens first, and then his name. The more you expose your child to reading activities the faster he/she will learn them. And yes, then you have those children who need more time to grasp concepts.
> 60 days ago
Well, I learned my abc's and how to count to ten when I was in preschool; so the age should be around four or five.
> 60 days ago
A child can probably say abc's and can count to 10 when they are 3 to 5.
> 60 days ago
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