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  • Understands the concept of negative response by saying "no" appropriately.
  • Demonstrates understanding of the concept of opposites by using "no" to express the opposite of a positive response.
  • Recognizes the importance of setting boundaries and saying "no" when uncomfortable or unsafe situations arise.
  • Develops an understanding of personal preferences and using "no" respectfully to communicate those preferences.
  • Explores the idea of cause and effect by observing the reactions of others to their use of "no."

Tips for continued development:

Encourage the child to explore the concept of "no" further by engaging in role-playing activities where they practice using the word in different scenarios. This can help them develop their communication skills and assertiveness. Additionally, introduce books or stories that highlight the importance of setting boundaries and saying "no" when needed. This can enhance their understanding of personal safety and consent.

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